I have a Url encrypted using Azure Media Services. Now I want to play the Url in my android app.My doubt is ,Do we can use any player to play the encyrpted Url ? Or we have to use only Azure Media player to play that Url ? If so,How I can integrate Azure Media Player in my android app.? Please give me a clear documentation on integration.
I'm not sure what the encrypted url you said is. Is it a streaming url for an encrypted media?
As I know, there are many existing player which you can select to play the media content using Azure Media Services, please see the details from the link. And you can embed a MPEG-DASH Adaptive Streaming Video in an HTML5 Application with DASH.js.
Meanwhile, you can try to follow the offical document to develop your own vedio player application to consume streaming media from Azure Media Services in different platform like android as you wish. Just follow the offical workflow as below.
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Is there a way to stream non-youtube videos(videos that are not uploaded on youtube) inside android app? Similar to amazon, netflix and other video streaming apps? I am developing an app where the videos may not be necessarily available on youtube.
If the video file has a URL, you can pass it to the MediaPlayer. You may find the ExoPlayer library more powerful.
Not all video storage services will have such URL for you. They may require, just like YouTube, a special SDK, and often cost money.
I am developing a ios/android mobile application using phonegap/cordova. The problem is that i want to play a domain locked vimeo video inside it. Currently, I am using iframe to launch the video but I am getting 403 (Forbidden) error.
Is there any way to launch the domain locked vimeo videos inside phonegap/cordova app?
Thank you.
Currently there is no way for a domain-locked video to indicate that it should be playable in a mobile app.
One option is to use direct video file access instead of the embed player. Video file access is available to PRO and Business users.
I want to implement a simple livestream to my iOS and android apps.
I can use youtube.com to record the livestream, and broadcast it as a regular video in my apps. I don't want to implement heavy SDKs or build a platform to do so.
What is the best choice?
Have come across - kickflip.io, livestreamsdk.com, ustream.tv, etc.
With the first 2, you have to setup the whole thing. While I was thinking if I can simply embed like a Youtube player which will show the broadcast.
The YouTube Live Streaming API lets you create, update and manage live events on YouTube. The Live Streaming API is actually comprised of components of the YouTube Data API and the YouTube Content ID API.
Before you start:
You need a Google Account to access the Google Developers Console, request an API key and register your app.
Register your app https://developers.google.com/youtube/registering_an_application with Google so that it can submit API request.
After registering your app, select the YouTube Data API as one of the services that your app uses.
Here's a demo app which shows how to use liveBroadcasts, liveBroadcast is a resource represents an event that will streamed via live video on YouTube:
https://github.com/youtube/api-samples/blob/master/python/create_broadcast.py
Made a way out using Youtube Player. Tried both using youtube embed in webview and youtube player using SDK, and it worked just fine. Some manual controls were required to be added to better handle for the live streaming purpose, but the rest worked smooth.
Used Wirecast for streaming the media (broadcasting) to Youtube, and youtube's rtmp handles the rest nearly.
I have uploaded a video to azure media services which I am able to view in browser.
Now I want show this video in my android app and should be able to programmatically..
Pause
Play
Jump to particular time.
Will I be able to do this on android? Is there any sample code that can help me in this regard?
We could deliver either HLS v3 or v4 to Android devices:http://mingfeiy.com/android-hls-playback-via-azure-media-services. You can use Android Native SDK to playback the HLS steam.We don't offer an Android SDK. If you are looking for a web player, you can try our Azure Media Player: http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2015/04/15/announcing-azure-media-player/.
i have some private vimeo videos with domain restricted for my website, now i need to create a mobile app for the website and integrate these videos. Is it possible with the restricted domain? How do i integrate them with my phonegap app?
In Vimeo's new (currently in beta) API3, PRO members have direct access to their video files. This is the only supported way of implementing Vimeo videos into a mobile devices native player.
You can request access at https://vimeo.com/help/contact
Some webviews support embedding Vimeo videos, but I do not know how embed privacy works in that context.