Any one please help me....In our project, we have lot of videos may be 84 videos(its compressed zip folder size is 2 GB). We can put it in web services....
But we found, In android, there is an option called .apk file expansion. ie., we can put your app + compressed zipped video folder file into google play. when user play any video in app, it will be downloaded to mobile memory. We have to write code to play video from mobile memory....
something like this is in .ipa file?
iOS 6 introduced hosted content, but only for In-App-Purchases: "Host In-App Purchase content on Apple’s servers, so you can easily add, manage, and deliver In-App Purchase content for your app."
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So guys, how do I prevent users from downloading audio files on my web app (running springboot in backend) by accessing the s3 url !
I want to make it impossible to download the audio files in my website ! Any suggestions pls ?
I assume you mean that you want to make it impossible to download the audio files, but still allow streaming them for playback.
You can't.
If it can be played, it can be downloaded. Simple as that.
At best, you can sign your S3 URLs so that they expire after a short period of time. This gives you control over who accesses your audio files, and prevents them from showing up in searches, or linked to from other sites. You can also look into Encrypted Media Extensions, but it's not all that useful for audio since audio is trivially digitally captured on the output.
I have a windows phone and I am trying to upload the Lumia Living Images taken with Lumia Camera. Looks like there is no option to upload the Living Image directly to OneDrive, but only the static images.
So wondering if there is any api available so that I can create an app to upload the images to OneDrive.
Looked everywhere, at this point of time there is no api to upload Living Images to OneDrive. I guess this will change soon. In the new windows 10 mobile insider preview, they recently added support for gif images support for photos app. Probably at some point when Windows 10 Mobile comes RTM we might have native support for Lumia Living Images.
There is no special API to do this, as the living image portion is tacked inside the JPG file, which is then viewable using the Photos app on Windows 10 (or any other capable client).
I want to do live webcast of some ceremonies. I can record .flv files using my webcam and ffmpeg software. Now, if I hire a red5 media server from some hosting company so that visitors can download from that website. Now my problem is how can I upload .flv files LIVE ( when video shooting is still in progress )
Please help how to achieve this
I assume by recording them you mean you are saving them to disk and are not streaming the video? If this is the case you simply need to use an upload form or have ftp / scp access to the hosted server. Pick one of the apps installed and place your flv files in the applications "streams" directory. Once the files are in-place you'll need a way to play them back, which will require a player (plenty of free ones out there like jwplayer). Hopefully this is what you were looking for.
How do I get to trigger the NSBundleDidLoadNotification notification?
The app, i'm working on, uses iTunes File Sharing feature. The app shares only .bundle files. The bundle contains some kind of xml and movie files.
The goal is to get notified after the bundle is completely uploaded.
see my earlier post iTunes File Sharing app: realtime monitoring for incoming datas
There is an AIR magazine application that downloads it's content as you view it. I want to save a couple of pages on my local disk, is there a way to do it?
The App does't store anything in it's Application Contents folder (I'm on a Mac) or in ~/Library/Application Support/.
Thanks.