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Can you suggest an open source project dealing with playing "just" mp4? I don't want to have many available codec embedded in, just mp4 is adequate.
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I would suggest VLC, but you probably know it and ruled it out by now.
Using Google brought up this list.
ffmpeg, aka "the reference". (it has a little tool called 'ffplay' which is what you are after).
other that "just" mp4, VLC fits your bill perfectly.
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I am looking for ways to convert .swf file to html5 file. I reviewed other similar questions and unfortunately, they have outdated solutions.
No, you can't just convert it. It's an entirely different featureset, different language, etc.
You need to re-develop whatever it was you had in your SWF to begin with.
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Many years ago, we built a live streaming application with Flash Media Server. Meanwhile, Flash got obsolete and we'd like to upgrade to a HTML5 solution.
Although I have found some answers on SO, but they seem a bit old.
Therefore, I wonder what is a good combo for video+audio live streaming nowadays (July 2017)?
The requirements are pretty simple: one broadcaster and many viewers (100+) that are using various modern browsers (IE11+, Edge, Firefox, Chrome). Ideally, we'd like to use a open-source solution.
On the wire I'd put DASH and HLS with AVC/AAC and then use HTML/JavaScript players. You can get a reference player here: http://dashif.org/reference/players/javascript/nightly/dash.js/samples/dash-if-reference-player/index.html
As far as servers - I'd try http://red5.org/
For authoring your live stream I'd try: https://obsproject.com/
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I am looking for more than guidelines. I see a lot of details and nice screenshots here http://www.google.com/design/spec/components/lists.html#lists-specs
Where is the sample implementation? The Samples I can download from Android Studio are nowhere near as polished as the screenshots provided in the specs.
I do not mind putting up a nice big bounty on this. I have wasted 2 whole days across github, stack overflow and google to find a decent implementation of the specs which looks exactly like the specs.
In Android Studio Emulator, go for the "API demos" app and its sources.
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Are there any open source iPad applications ? Please help me by giving some sample ipad source code links , which will help to design good iPad applications..
To me open source is the opposite of Apple...
Anyways, any Iphone application can also work on the Ipad there are obviously differences on what you should do with each. I think what your looking for are tutorials
Some websites I found:
http://maniacdev.com/
http://www.developforipad.com/
http://www.9to5mac.com/translate?url=ipad-video-tutorials-324698362
http://www.ipadtutorialvideos.com/category/ipad-tutorials/ipad-development
http://iphonedevelopmentbits.com/
Some tutorials I had good luck with:
http://iphonedeveloperzone.com
http://mobijournal.com
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Are you aware of any open source libraries/projects that offer audio watermarking capability?
check wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography#Implementations
section 3 of this site site is on audio: http://www.binary-universe.net/
same author did a project on codeplex.
these also do audio:
StegHide
mpeStego
We made a C++ watermarking library as a student project.
It implements:
Least Significant Bit watermarking (which won't resist anything),
Spread-Spectrum Watermarking (which should resist quite a bit but is very audible),
There is a MATLAB code for a Compression-Expansion algorithm which is said to be very robust according to the paper "Audio watermarking using time-frequency compression expansion".