Android MPEG DASH Client - android

I'm trying to implement an MPEG-DASH client on android , I'm trying to use the libdash library through NDK but the problem that it doesn't have any documentations or tutorial that really helps.
Can someone give me a good tutorial plz
Thx

Did you look at the documentation: http://www.bitmovin.net/files/bitmovin/content/documentation/libdash/3_0/index.html
You may also contact the developers via: https://github.com/bitmovin/libdash

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