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.
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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.
When using Nokia Music, or any other audio streaming app on Windows Phone, is there any way of detecting what track is being played, like you would be able to with a normal audio file being played locally (through the Music+Video Hub), via the MediaPlayer object?
any other audio streaming app on Windows Phone
You definitely can do it with my audio streaming app. While it plays something in background, press a volume up or down button, and you'll see the artist & title of the song being played:
My requirement is to capture whatever (audio)is playing on client machine and send it to server as live streaming. On windows 7 i am banging my head on WASAPI Loopback for this purpose. But that is not supported in windows XP. Do anyone has idea how it can be done in Windows Xp?
You can use DirectX.
Take look at this:
capturing sound and more with Managed DirectX (MDX) 1.1
Windows XP does not provide built-in support for loopback capture. Your can only do it if your soundcard has a "what you hear" option that can be selected for recording. If not, then you would need to use a specially created sound card driver that allows you to intercept the audio being sent to it, and passes it on to your real soundcard. There are a few commercial products that do this (such as Virtual Audio Cable)
I am trying to get Vimeo videos to play in a windows 7 phone app. I used the answer here: How can I find download links for vimeo videos? to get a Vimeo URL that looks like this:
http://vimeo.com/moogaloop/play/clip:29415171/f44f7a1dc39fb9b6ebede558e459274e/1310792258
The problem is when I use a non-mobile web browser the video will redirect you to the MP4 version of the file which plays correctly but if played on my Win7 phone (any browser) it doesn’t work. Instead I get a “We are having trouble displaying this page” and a “Error: HTTP 500 Server Internal error”.
Does anyone know how to work around this to get the video to play? Maybe another approach entirely?
I saw this similar question here vimeo video as .mp4 format in android for the Android but its 2 months old and no one has even commented or answered. I know it’s possible to play Vimeo videos in W7 Phone because there are apps for it.
Any help would be appreciated. As always thanks in advance.
For starters, ensure the version of Windows Phone being tested in Windows Phone 7 Mango. As that version has IE 9 with HTML5 video support.
I then believe you need a paid Vimeo account to create mobile videos.
It seems that Vimeo has now added mobile support for Win 7 phones on its site. So if you go to a Vimeo video http://vimeo.com/m// a page will open that will allow you to play and successfully watch the video.
This is not the best solution, as I would rather have a direct link to the video, but for now it's a working solution. If in the future I figure out a way to directly link to the video files I will post it here (or if someone else has done this I would love to know how you did it)
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.