I want to develop an application in android which can record the VLC Stream(http or rtsp).
I am running VLC Player on my Fedora 16(32 bit) system, and I will start streaming using VLC HTTP Streaming option. I am able to get the stream and play it in android device (Sony Experia Neo L ICS 4.0.4) with MediaPlayer class properly. But I don't want to play, just I want to record the same in android device.
How I need to do?
Help me to solve this.
Thank You
Rajendra
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We're using the MediaResponse to play an MP3 livestream (via icecast). The livestream is fine on Google Nest or iOS devices, but it is distorted on Android devices using the "Google Assistant" app.
During the playback we hear a lot of clips and pops that make the audio stream unlistenable. We verified the same issue for other Radios' Actions.
On the other hand, we tried using an ".ogg" livestream which works very well on Google Nest and other smart speaker, and works well on Android phones too, but it doesn't work at all on iOS phones.
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Thank You.
From past experience, Cordova's Media API worked for me in both iOS and Android 4.
You can try that.
I am developing few multimedia solution, for same I am dealing with Camera, i Have webcam but there are some limitations in android so that I cannot use it in emulator.
Now my question is, how android play sound, I could hear mp3 files from android emulator, how speaker is accessed through Android ?
Please do the needful,
See following links to get live previow on android emulator:
http://www.inter-fuser.com/2009/09/live-camera-preview-in-android-emulator.html
http://www.tomgibara.com/android/camera-source
We have to developed an Multimedia Application, should record audio and playback and video as well,
i googled, and it seems, Audio capturing is not supported in Android Emulator,
Is this correct, Is there any way, i can test it on the Emulator.
Also i am starting with Samsung Galaxy Tab as an Android Virtual Machine, please let me know if this is correct way to start.
I wanted to display H.264 videos with air packaging for mobile and run into a problem.
is StageVideo avaiable on mobile devices running IOS or android?
I use air 2.6 sdk for packaging and it seems there is no StageVideo on ipad?
I can use StageWebView but because of limitation of it ( it always
rendered on the top) this is not an option for me.
Is any schedule when would StageVideo be available for mobile? maybe
air 2.7 sdk?
What are other option to display such video format?
Thank you
From the Flash Player 10.2 for Android Release Notes:
Hardware accelerated video rendering for H.264 (On upcoming Honeycomb OS release only)
Flash Player 10.2 leverages the Stage
Video rendering pipeline to enable
users of Android 3.0 tablets, like the
Motorola Xoom, to enjoy smooth
playback of high-definition video in
Flash Player. Users will experience
reduced CPU usage and higher frame
rates for existing H.264 video
content.
So that is on Android Honeycomb only.
StageVideo is possible on iPhone with the latest AIR SDK.
You need to download the latest SDK and do an overlay install http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/908/cpsid_90810.html
Now build your file with StageVideo. Follow the standard packing steps for mobile.
But set rendermode to GPU instead of CPU. If you set rendermode wrong usually you can hear the audio.
This is how i got it working on my end on iPhone. However on Android I am getting no video but the audio stream even though Air 3.1 is installed on the phone. Am still looking into this issue.
Well, StageVideo doesn't seem to work for me in an Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet (Acer Iconia) with Flash Player 10.2
When I use StageVideo only sound can be heard but video doesn't show, and I think I'm doing it properly, because in the desktop Flash Player for Firefox it works.
In the Iconia I have to resort to using regular video, not StageVideo.