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  • Android ffmpgeg - Nothing happens

    25 juillet 2015, par Ch4t4r

    for my current project I compiled myself ffmpeg together with the x264 libary, following this

    tutorial. I already saw many questions regarding this topic, but none of the really helped me. Before that I tried many other things which resulted in many .so files (libavcodec etc.). Since I don’t have the time (yet) to work with JNI in depth I wanted to rely to the command line, which the tutorial above seemed to provide. But here comes the problem : the generated file doesn’t do anything (no output and no error messages) when I run it with Process on my Android device. I’ve come to the conclusion, that the generated file still is a .so file (it is readable with readelf). So far I haven’t found a solution to run ffmpeg on my device with the command-line. Do you know if I did something wrong ?

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  • broadcast live video from android with ffmpeg source code

    8 novembre 2012, par keven

    Any suggestion for live stream for android.

    In my app i need to broadcast live video from android on a web,some app like Qik, Justin.tv, Ustream.tv and Bambuser.
    it is developed under ffmpeg,
    anyone would help if there is any open source project like this,or anyone had already done it
    please tell me the project name or send me a copy of the code.

    Email:liangyingshuang@gmail.com

    Thanks.

  • Android ffmpeg restreaming command

    23 août 2017, par mSapps

    I am using this library, to execute FFmpeg command in android . I am receiving a stream via udp protocol (from a camera) , which url is udp://:8554, I want to re stream that stream(which I am receiving from a camera) into another server . I tried the following command ,

    "ffmpeg -i 'udp://:8554' -fflags nobuffer -f:v mpegts -probesize 8195 -vcodec libx264 copy http://103.x.x.x:8090/feed1.ffm"

    but unsuccessful . What will be the appropriate command .

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