I am developing an app in which the camera preview will be streamed to an nginx RTMP server. My searching ended to 3 things.
MSDN sample of real-time communication. It uses Windows Phone 8.1 APIs & STSP protocol, but I want to do in WP8 with rtmp:// protocol
Second thing is Reelsome app, which does what I want exactly.
Third is RtmpClient library on NuGet (GitHub Link), which supports only receiving from server. My requirement is to send the camera preview to server.
So is there any built in API do stream the current camera preview?
PS : I don't want to play streaming media but I want to send to server/URL.
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I'm developing a windows application with using scanner Zebra MC33.
There is SDK pack which is described here: https://www.zebra.com/us/en/support-downloads/software/developer-tools/scanner-sdk-for-android.html
But my model MC33 is not in a list of approved devices. And test desktop app (supply in pack with SDK) does not detect my device.
Can somebody recommed what to do and if Zebra inc. plan to release SDK for my device (MC33) as well?
UPDATE: during debug my app catch answer code
112 = "ERROR_DEVICE_UNAVAILABLE" = " Required device is unavailable"
I work for Zebra and would concur with the comments below your question. The SDK you are using is designed for our range of handheld rugged scanners but the MC33 is considered a Mobile Computer and uses a different SDK.
I don't quite understand what you are trying to achieve by I'm developing a windows application with using scanner Zebra MC33. That device runs Android so if you want to send scan data to an application running on Windows you will first need to capture those scans on the device and then send them (through IP or BT for example) to your Windows desktop app. There are a few ways to do this (https://techdocs.zebra.com/help/) is a good entry point - you could use DataWedge to send the data over IP or you could write an Android app to send the data over a BT socket. There is a Xamarin SDK for C# development on the device that is popular with Windows developers but I don't think you mean that.
I'd like to create an application client-server in C# (WPF).
On the server side I want to make a capture from few cameras and I want to send a preview to client (monitoring system).
Apart from that client can select one of the preview and take the audio stream from one of the camera.
What library I can use to get stream from few webcams simultaneously?
What about audio streaming from one of the camera?
I don't know how to synchronize video and audio streaming.
Do you have any idea how to achieve this functionality?
Is there any way to play youtube live stream on Windows Phone 8 & C#?
1) I have tried mytoolkit: it can play simple video but shows "no_video_urls_found" on live events.
2) Mobile IE shows "Live event playback is not supported on this client" so I cannot use browser to play it.
Here is YouTube channel which contains live events I would like to play.
Is there any other way to play live stream with Windows Phone 8?
Besides Flash streaming, YouTube uses HLS. HLS is from Apple and means "HTTP Live Streaming". It's not standardized, but Apple tries to do so.
This means you need to find the URL and then can use any library which can decode HLS, e.g. Windows Phone Streaming Media and then play the stream in a video player, where 2 examples are given at given the Codeplex site.
What options do I have for browser playback of streaming content from WAMS (Windows Azure Media Services).
I need to ensure I have dynamic/adaptive streaming. Targeting primarily browsers (Flash or HTML5). Any additional client coverage is great, but not required.
A lot of information regarding player frameworks and other sdk's for streaming content from WAMS can be found here: Developing Windows Azure Media Services Client Applications
Not sure if the following information is any use to you, but it shows the MPEG-DASH preview in WAMS which might be useful! MPEG DASH preview from Windows Azure Media Services
I wound up using JWPlayer for the time being to save writing a Flash player.
All the information around encoding presets/job creation came from:
http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2013/3-549
Mingfei Yan (http://mingfeiy.com/) has a lot of resources on Azure Media Services including a number of example projects for end-to-end.
I would like to try to create an Asp.Net C# application to record audio online using Adobe Flash Media Server. Could you please tell if it is doable, and suggest what I could start with?
Thanks.
There are some options to you:
Microphone access in Silverlight via Flash and JavaScript
Accessing Web Camera and Microphone
Audio recorder Silverlight 4 sample
Sorry, that this is not a Adobe Flash Media Server, but I hope it will be helpful for doing what you want.