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Do you know some open source media player libraries for android ?
Or an open source android player app ?
I want to develop an app capable to play android m4v, I know Samsung galaxy Tab 7" is able to play them, but it's not officially supported by android.
Thanks
You can use MediaPlayer
As far as I know it could be able to play m4v files without DRM protection
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I want to make a simple turn based 2 player game for an android and IOS. I want the android users to be able to play with the IOS user as well. However I am unsure what I should use. It is similar to tick-tack-toe so only numbers will need to be exchanged from user to user. Can someone please point me into the right direction as to what server or client I should use. And if you could show me a tutorial series that shows me how to use it that would be great! I've googled everywhere!
You can use this service from google which support iOS and Android:
https://developers.google.com/games/services/common/concepts/realtimeMultiplayer
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My computer stopped working recently. Is it still possible for me to develop games directly from my android device?
I have already tried playir, but decided I ideally want something more advanced than a drag-and-drop tool.
Actually, there is an app that allows you to write and compile native Android apps using Java and C/C++, just as you would within Android Studio or Eclipse on a PC.
The app is called AIDE: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aide.ui&hl=en
There is nothing more advanced than writing actual code.
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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/.
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I have an app for Android and iOS, and I want to integrate video. However, if I put the video in the app, it will make the app very big. So I want to stream the video from the web. What are some good services I can use to host the videos? They are a total of about 25-30 MB. I would like to use a service with a free plan that I can start out with until I have a lot of users.
Thank you in advance.
I would look at HTTP or RTMP (Real Time Messaging Protocol) streaming via Amazon Cloudfront. They have cheap $per/GB pricing and support secured and/or authenticated access to resources.
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I found an app called IM in Android's trunk on git, but that doesn't look like the Google Talk app that comes installed on Android phones.
Does anyone know if that source code is even published?
It is closed source. But you can take the apk and disassemble it using baksmali.
It's closed source.