I want to send a recorded audio file from an android phone to a website. No wires are to be used, this has to be done in the phone. How can I achieve this? What APIs should I use?
Try HttpManager and POST upload request.
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While uploading the videos/audio files from my application,mostly i followed the following ways,
Record the file (video/audio)
Save into Internal/External Storage (inside application folder)
Then upload in server.
here my question is, whether its possible to save directly in the server (Amazon s3 or others). Why i'm asking this, while i using Periscope application they streaming the video as well as stored the video in their server.
Checkout LibStreaming : https://github.com/fyhertz/libstreaming or some of the suggestion in : Streaming video from Android camera to server
You can see this github or use ffmpeg
I think that it all depends on the importance of your video. When you use your original approach you guarantee that you have the full video in hand (device) and you can make sure it will be fully uploaded to your server. On the other hand, streaming it directly to the server can make you lose frames (connectivity hiccups and such) and hurt the video. I'm sure that streaming is done using UDP which makes loosing packages a really good option.
Working on an android app to stream music from my ftp server, I was wondering if anyone can offer any code, advice, or tutorial on how to access the specific folder/directory containing the audio files, list the audio files, and stream them through my app, also if it is possible or not. Thanks
Would something like this be helpful? For accessing the data via FTP, the FTPClient class could become handy.
I need to develop application for Android which decrypts audio and video files saved on SDCARD
and plays them without saving on SDCARD or on phone.
Is there any way to do using standard Android MediaPlayern class?
Thanks, Costa.
The solution is to build HTTP server on the phone and play the files using the server.
There the link to server I used (and it worked good):
http://www.prasannatech.net/2008/10/simple-http-server-java.html
Thanks!
Is there a simple way to record sound and stream it to a server in real time?
Thanks,
Leslie
No, there is no direct API that would do that..
What people usually do is read the media file as it is being saved, and upload it progressively to server.
See how some open-source projects do it:
http://code.google.com/p/sipdroid/
http://code.google.com/p/ipcamera-for-android/
http://code.google.com/p/camdroiduni/
I want to store stream video to the windows azure server from the android camera captured video*.How it possible?
In android i know the use of parcelfiledescriptor class.And i also created a application to stream video to the server.In that application server side controled by java socket programming.that fully successful..
But now i want the server side programming to do with the help of Windows Azure ???please help me.....thanks in advance..
can you just upload the video as blob to Window Azure Blob Storage? More recently, Windows Azure Media Services has been shipped, which is specialized in supporting video.
do not know about windows azure, but there is a way to stream to wowza servers:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-inde
For applications using the Azure storage version 2009-04-14 and newer, you can request Azure to deliver partial content (HTTP 206 responses). You can simply upload the video file and then load it for streaming.
This might be helpful, although now it is rarely necessary to manage the HTTP 206 responses in such a detail, the SDK should do it for you.