I want to stream a 360 video from YouTube in my android app in such a way that it is compatible with Google Cardboard- that is, I want the video to be streamed side by side like in CardboardView.
I have been searching the internet about this and I don't seem to have much luck with it. So any amount of help would be heavily appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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I have developed a screen recording application. Now I want the live streaming feature while recording screen. I want this live stream on youtube. From my research I only found how to live stream using camera or how to just open live streaming intent.
Can you guys guide me in the right direction it'll be very helpful
Thank you for your time
You need a media server for live streaming, please read here for detail:
Android(publisher) --RTMP--> SRS/Nginx--RTMP/HLS--> Android(player)
(YouTube)
The media server SRS/Nginx is actually similar to the YouTube-like platform.
About the live streaming publisher or player, you're able to use FFmpeg, OBS or ijkplayer, about more information, please read this link.
I want to live stream a 360 video to my android app.
The main function of the app is to watch live 360 videos.
I tried using the YouTube API, but it does not work as it doesn´t render the video. I tried using the Google VRVideoView from the cardboard API. But it seems it can´t parse YouTube URI.
Is there any way I can do this? Or any alternative platform that supports 360 video steaming on mobile?
I have used Pan frame SDK to play 360 video in Android App. I have updated the complete source code in Github,
https://github.com/JayaprakashR-Zealot/360VR
Please let me know if you find any issues.
I am developing a Google Glass application.
One of the things I want to do is to stream a video (RTSP) to a google glass activity.
I wrote a program that does that based on this guide - http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/streaming-video-in-android-apps--cms-19888
And it works!
The only problem i have is that it takes a few seconds for each update of the video to appear on the glass.. What am I doing wrong?
The only idea I have is to use a LiveCard and render the image there. Maybe LiveCard should work faster? any thoughts?
Thanks!
i need to make an application that can retrieve and send video using video streaming. but i just do not have any clue how to make it.
what i understand, video streaming is something like when the user want to watch video from the server like youtube, etc. i also want to add on that the application can send the video to the server using android application.
i am using android 2.2. if anyone is willing to give me any keyword i should search for to get to such a tutorial or any tips i should know, that would be a great help.
thank you.
As i tried few months before, android versions bellow 4.0 doesn't support live video streaming from phone to the server :(
you can pipeline capturing and sending chunk of video using Threads, so that it feels like a video streaming having very less delay :)
and for stored media content search for RTSP and related protocols for streaming i hope 2.2 supports this .
I have just referred to the PhoneGap Documentation for Media, which stated:
"The Media object provides the ability to record and play back audio files on a device."
I wonder whether video streaming (RTSP) is possible or not with PhoneGap framework? I am trying this out on Android.
Any suggestions highly appreciated.
Yes, streaming to the device is possible.
Just like with a normal website/webapplication.
I don't know if it's done yet, but this is a audio stream script:
http://www.joeldare.com/wiki/play_an_mp3_audio_stream_in_phonegap
I hope that will get you started.
EDIT:
Maby this will also help you to get started:
http://groups.google.com/group/phonegap/browse_thread/thread/584028fe07b0c869/47a1af617c94540a?#47a1af617c94540a
Simply the streaming video can be opened up in a child browser or in App browser to play the video. This solution will work both on Android as well as iOS.
Also if the streaming will be opened in the browser it will appear in full screen mode as q media player will play the video on safari.
Hope this will help.