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I Have to develop a App Which can broadcast live stream to the Wowza Server over RTMP Protocol in H.264 format. I am looking for a library of the RTMP protocol that can help me publish the stream to Server.
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I also have a similar problem, and what I found.
First of all RTMP hasn't native support from Android.
Aftek Android RTMP library. (not free)
Smaxe RTMP Library.(not free)
Android RTMP Client. (free)
If you will find another solution, please, provide it.
I hope follow links helps you.
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About RTSP:
Very useful opensource sample Spydroid Ipcamera
Also check SO question about RTSP client
And try to find another SO question. This subject frequently discussed.
You can do with Adobe AIR Platform for Android/iOS Devices.
I am not sure that you can do this with Android SDK, So if you are looking to seriously do that.Go for Adobe AIR.
While this question is old, if some one is still looking for library for android to rtmp to Wowza , they can checkout Intel INDE, which has built in support for WOWZA
https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-inde-media-pack-for-android-tutorials
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I am looking for a way to livestream videos from a smartphone camera inside a browser like Chrome or Edge. It should be able to transfer in protocols like RTMP, Fragmented MP4, or RTP/MPEG-2 Transport stream.
(Basically, I like to receive the livestream data on the Azure Media Service Portal)
I found similar solutions but they require downloading an app.
The web solution needs to be open-source or based on Microsoft products/services.
Does anyone know a suitable approach?
I am not expecting code here, but rather naming open-source libraries or microsoft products that can be used to achieve this goal.
You could use WebSockets. These allow for real-time communication where the client doesn't have to constantly check the server for updated information. Check this out: Video streaming over websockets using JavaScript - Stack Overflow. I've done it before, but the code is a bit outdated. You'd also have to either build your own WebSocket server (I used Raspberry Pi) or do the simpler thing and rent a connection.
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I am working on Calling Solution which uses FreeSwitch for Audio/Video Calling. I am stuck with Video Conferencing system that will be run by iOS and Andriod client devices.
When I create a Video Conference Call, every user can see Video of only one user.
Then I added some canvas variables for Video Conferencing but all in vain.
I have also enabled WebRTC port in FreeSwitch.
I need an open source Video Conferencing Solution developed under Freeswitch and WebRTC and will be compatible to develop in Andriod and iOS platforms.
Does OpenVCS or telepresence Server can do trick or not? Any other solution for this problem?
If you follow the guide here you will get WebRTC with Verto demo for use in a browser, this works on google chrome for android.
https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Debian+8+Jessie
From there you can probably use embedded WebRTC framework and SIP client to make WebRTC clients from something like REACT native.
You can visit the FreeSWITCH community for more info.
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I have recently started development of an app that uses PubNub to stream video from Android devices to a web page. What i need to do now is the same thing for IOS.
The PubNub SDK has some basic information regarding IOS development. I was wondering is anyone knows of a similar example app like they have for the Android version
There currently is no iOS WebRTC sample app. PubNub only plays the role of signal protocol in the AndroidRTC and WebRTC Sample apps so it should be relatively easy to follow those apps to create an iOS version.
For more information about the role that PubNub plays in video streaming/chat/WebRTC type apps, please see What sort of services does PubNub provide with respect to WebRTC and video chat?
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I'm researching options for native android players available today that can support features such as HLS and DRM.
I've come across Google's ExoPlayer and NexStreaming's NexPlayer. Could anyone provide some more alternatives? Preferably open source ones.
If what you're after is WideVine DRM, it's installed by default on all (modern) Android devices, and media players can make use of it transparently. For example, if ExoPlayer bumps into a a DRM-protected MPEG-DASH presentation, it will automatically call into the platform's built-in MediaDrm implementation for license acquisition and for decryption. And this built-in implementation happens to be WideVine for most devices.
If you're after other DRM schemes such as PlayReady, you're out of luck with open-source solutions, and you need to go proprietary.
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I want to develop an Android application that has functionality of video broadcasting and streaming from any mobile devices. I have already searched for many apis that might provide support for Android app development, but most of them have sdk's having support for Android 4.3+.
I have already looked for:
1) StreamBox
2) ustream
3) Wowza
4) KickFlip
5) Aftek
Most of them just gave support for just web side or had support for version above 4.3+. I want any help in form of tutorials or documents that can help me live video stream and give some api support for my Android app development cycle. Thanks a lot in advance
check this example application: http://www.walking-productions.com/notslop/2013/01/16/android-live-streaming-courtesy-of-javacv-and-ffmpeg/.