I'm using html5 to play Audio in Android mobile Application. Is there any way to play the audio without user interaction?.
In iOS there are the following two flags :
allowsInlineMediaPlayback =YES
mediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction =NO
That can be used for playing html5 audio without user's interaction. How to achieve this in Android?
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I want to develop an android app which would stream the audio files made by me and play them. I want to know how to stream these audio files to client's mobile. This is my first app. So i have little knowledge of android app development. Also do i have to build a music player also in the app?
We have multiple youtube channels under one CMS. We also disabled videos for embedding to other websites. Now we have created one android app, but the embedded video is not playing. Can someone explain how to do it? and how to allow embedded videos to android app?
Wowza Media Server running Live Video Streaming.
When I view the live video using RTMP and HTTP streaming using wowza examples which has live video players I am able to view video for all.
I am also able to run mobile application using cordova(phonegap) for ios devices. I am using HTML video tag in cordova application and I am able to view live video on IPad simulator using HLS streaming but whenever I try to run the same application using android simulator I am not able to view video.
Can someone please let me know what player should be used to run the application in android devices so that I can be able to view the video for Android devices?
Online search has proved that android supports HTML video tag and it should be able to play the HLS stream but when I tried it does not support.
What video player to use for Android?
And which stream type to use for Android?
Thanks
I think this is the best Compatibility chart: http://www.projekktor.com/compatibility/
I am working on a video service that delivers video to mobile platforms. I am currently thinking to use default system players to play video. I want to use progressive download over http. Do iOS and Android default media players support byte-seek? Can they request the video from a certain time when the file isn't loaded up to this time yet?
I want to find out wether Videos on Mobile Websites play inline or in a video application. If they play in an video application: are these applications device specific or is it always the same? Does someone have a link to the look of the controls so that I can build a photoshop preview on how my web video will look on Android?
EDIT
By inline, I mean that it does not play in an external app like it does on the iphone (opens quicktime player whenever you click a video on m.youtube.com) but that it just plays inside the browser.
HTML5 video tag supported on some androids see HTML5 <video> element on Android