> > We have been making some progress though. At the moment we are able to
> > stream speex-encoded audio to the device, decode it (this step is very
> > slow on emulator, but fast enough on the device itself)
Hi Robin,
can u tell me how did you do the decoding without using opencore?
i have th
Hi Robin, I've same your problems. If you find a solution to how work
using opencore from native or java, please post.
On 7 Ago, 13:40, Robin Marx wrote:
> First of all, we have no idea whatsoever on how to access the opencore
> functionality from our native code (or from java). We found a lot o
I think we can receive rtp data from PC server and fake the data to rtsp
stream and broadcast it from android service, then we can receive it in
mediaPlayer.
2009/8/7 Robin Marx
>
> First of all, we have no idea whatsoever on how to access the opencore
> functionality from our native code (or fr
First of all, we have no idea whatsoever on how to access the opencore
functionality from our native code (or from java). We found a lot of
posts from people saying they are using the encoders/decoders
directly, or trying to add extra format-support etc. but nowhere do we
find documentation on eve
Instead of using your own RTP implementation, why are you not using
OpenCore?
If you are OK with RTP on Java level you can port over the RTP
implementation used in SipDroid. The quality is pretty good for PCM
Voice.
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The vie
I'm also very interested in seeing if this is possible.
I tried following the method described at Mattakis, without success
(http://www.mattakis.com/blog/kisg/20090708/broadcasting-video-with-
android-without-writing-to-the-file-system).
On Jul 31, 2:09 am, Robin Marx wrote:
> Hello,
>
> For a r
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