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Personnaliser en ajoutant son logo, sa bannière ou son image de fond
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Android : Live Stream RTMP/RTSP Player without using webview (WOWZA server)
3 février 2014, par SweetWisher ツI am developing an android application in which i want to publish as well as stream a video..
What I want is :
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My app record a video and that video is sent to server
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The recorded video will be streamed live to another android device at the
same time..
I have completed the first task using javac and ffmpeg
I am stuck in second task.. i have searched a lot to stream the video from server but didn't succeed..
I don't want to use WebView and play the video in It. I want RTMP player ..
This task has been completed in iOS.. I want dame for Android..
Can anyone suggest me some link to fulfill my task ???P.S. :
I am using wowza server and RTMP stream.. I would like to stream RTMP video(.flv).. If no solution available. I would like switch to RTSP and for that also, need a working link to follow..
EDIT :
Now I have switched to RTSP player [with wowza server] as i have not found RTMP player without webview. So can anyone help me with my issue ??
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How to call ffmpeg of remote server with java
16 août 2018, par user9151542I need to complete an interface in Java to implement video upload and compression.
The compressed video can be played directly on the browser.I tried to install ffmpeg locally and use java to call, which is able to implement this function. But I don’t know how to call ffmpeg on a remote server -
Streaming .mp4 File to http server
8 octobre 2016, par NoshiiI’m trying to stream a mp4 file to my http-server written in python. I’m using ffmpeg to stream it from the client with the following command :
ffmpeg -s 640x480 -i video.mp4 -f mpeg1video -b 800k -r 30 http://localhost:9999
Whenever i execute this command, i get the following warning / error :
Option video_size not found.
Tried googling it, but wasn’t able to found a working solution, most of them said I need to include the -s tag, which i already did, still getting the error tho. Does anyone know a fix for that problem ?