I am looking fo an example showing me how to play an mp3 stream from a URL.
I am trying to build a comand line client for apache using mono with gstreamer.
So far I haven't found any clue how to use gstreamer sharp - does anybody have any experience?
Have a look at Banshee source code, we have a GStreamerSharp backend.
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Goal: Create a testing framework for using a file that will mimic folks streaming their webcam video to our server
Thoughts so far: The two thoughts I'm trying to locate is to generate my own virtual webcam package or finding a way to inject a video file as a livestream to the webcam.
Anyone got any suggestions? I'm trying to find options for Ruby, C#, or Python
So the only easy solution I found for this in the end is only in the ChromeDriver. You can pass in the following options to ChromeDriver when launched:
--use-file-for-fake-video-capture=<filename>
--use-file-for-fake-audio-capture=<filename>
--use-fake-ui-for-media-stream
--use-fake-device-for-media-stream
This will let you send in an audio & a video stream in as the default fake audio/video devices for the browser.
I get a problem using red5 server.
I use red5 server (1.0.5 version) to play an mp4 file with RTMP streeam.
However, the video is not smooth; at first, I thought it could be caused by the bandwidth, then I run red5 on localhost, the video is not smooth there either.
The mp4 file is in streams folder, and I use JW player to play it. What's more the audio is OK.
Because I am a beginner with red5 and I even don't know where to start to solve the problem, so any help or suggestion will be appreciated, Thanks!
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I'm new to Objective-C.
How to read an RTSP stream in an iOS app?
Apparently libraries live555 and ffmpeg are able, but I find no such simple and functional.
Are there other solutions ?
All solutions use ffmpeg.
But some are easier than others, here's a tutorial to get you started.
http://sol3.typepad.com/exotic_particles/
personally I find live 555 offers the most options but also is quite hard to get started with.
most of the difficulty is usually in building ffmpeg libs.
I'm on Mac OS X (Objective-C) and I'm looking for a way to determine if a file has a video stream. More specifically, a video stream that can be decoded by FFmpeg. I probably can put something together with Objective-C to see if a file has a QuickTime-compatible video stream but that's not enough. I could try MediaInfo but I don't know which files it can open.. Another option would be running FFmpeg and grep to see if there's a video stream. But this is relatively slow so I looked at FFmpeg's source code to see how they detect it and I couldn't even find out in which file to start.
Here is a tutorial on using libavformat and libavcodec (both part of FFMpeg) to get video stream info.
I have a flex app that was developed using wowza as media server. The purpose of the app is to record the microphone of the client. I have to switch over to red5 now, and so I set up a VM with red5. I had success in creating streams, but only a small part of the audio is saved correctly on the flv files under the stream/ folders. Why is that happening? Could anybody point me out some suggestions, as I am aware only of the possibility to rewrite extending RTMPClient instead of using NetStream and NetConnection.
You should check the version of Red5.
Are/were you using Red5 version 1.0 ? There is a bug in that which truncates a lot from both ends in the final .flv.
You could downgrade to a lower version or use 1.0.2. It works fine in these.