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Title: Android app, help? Post by: EarnBtcFaucet on August 05, 2015, 09:38:15 AM This is not bitcoin related, but however i will ask it.
I want to make an app that can receive a wifi signal from a first person view camera. So on my phone i can see what the camera sees through a wifi signal. Can anyone help me ? Title: Re: Android app, help? Post by: Muhammed Zakir on August 05, 2015, 12:33:28 PM Does 'http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14401340/live-stream-video-from-one-android-phone-to-another-over-wifi' help you?
Title: Re: Android app, help? Post by: hexafraction on August 06, 2015, 12:51:39 AM This is quite simple in many cases. If the camera streams a format that VLC can grok, then you can just use the VLC app. Additionally, you might be able to view MJPEG in a web browser. You can stream MJPEG from a USB camera with a Raspberry Pi. This is typically used for 3d printer monitoring, but can be applied to most cases where a slight latency is OK.
Title: Re: Android app, help? Post by: EarnBtcFaucet on August 06, 2015, 10:51:21 AM This is quite simple in many cases. If the camera streams a format that VLC can grok, then you can just use the VLC app. Additionally, you might be able to view MJPEG in a web browser. You can stream MJPEG from a USB camera with a Raspberry Pi. This is typically used for 3d printer monitoring, but can be applied to most cases where a slight latency is OK. So if I am right, the camera sends signal to transmitter, and the transmittr signal i can see on website with MJPEG?Title: Re: Android app, help? Post by: hexafraction on August 06, 2015, 11:09:19 AM This is quite simple in many cases. If the camera streams a format that VLC can grok, then you can just use the VLC app. Additionally, you might be able to view MJPEG in a web browser. You can stream MJPEG from a USB camera with a Raspberry Pi. This is typically used for 3d printer monitoring, but can be applied to most cases where a slight latency is OK. So if I am right, the camera sends signal to transmitter, and the transmittr signal i can see on website with MJPEG?Yes, that's correct in the case that the camera is a USB camera or in other ways isn't a network camera (e.g. analog video out). The format that the transmitter sends depends on the transmitter's design and setup. |