We have one website where we stream live sport events over (Wowza media server).
Wowza dont support p2p now.
Is possible to integrate wowza with Adobe Stratus/Cirrus?
Any player example?
Im using Adobe Cirrus with wowza in chatroullete project.
Flash client has 2 NetConnactions. First connection connected to wowza. Second - connected to Cirrus.
After flash app connected to cirrus it send NetConnection.nearID to wowza. So if I need connect one flash app instance with another I can get client's nearID from wowza
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I develop a video-streaming application. Using a machine with Windows Server I deliver mp4 video files to the application's users. All the video content is basically public in the Internet. They are simply mp4 files on a machine, with no security rules in place.
Since I want to introduce a subscription option in my application (the users of the app have to pay to view certain videos), securing the video content is a must.
My question is: how can I authenticate the video streaming?
I have installed wowza streaming engine when I clicked in that it takes me to here.
I have given userid and password then navigate to server tab under User. I had to add publisher, but it seems there is no publisher option?
Any idea where to get the publisher? Or is there any alternate is there for publisher in the new version of wowza streaming engine?
Here I am attached the screen shot:
Note: I am using wowza streaming engine version 4.4.1
The Server > Users page (*/enginemanager/Home.htm#server/_defaultVHost_/serverusers) is for adding users to administrate the WSE server.
To add publishers, you should use the Server > Source Authentication page (*/enginemanager/Home.htm#server/_defaultVHost_/serverpublishers).
I have a Windows CE 5 device that I connect through USB to a Desktop. On the desktop is the SQLCE replication(?) web service/dll (Merge Replication Agent). It's installed properly as far as I know-- the test on the desktop to localhost/sqlce/sqlcesa35.dll works as it should. I plug in the mobile device and try to connect to the web service, but it only connects when the desktop has a network connection-- that is, if a LAN cable is plugged in.
Why is this so and how can I make it connect even without a network on the desktop?
Install the Microsoft loopback adapter https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2777200?wa=wsignin1.0
I would like to create an app that will show image captured from Google glass.
After I take a picture on glass I want do some image filtering on my device and show the image on some activity, after the application will send result Ok\fail back to glass.
Can It possible to create some client\server app with glass,
maybe a service on the phone that will receive the image and run activity that will send result back to glass?
code samples will be helpful.
You have noted that using the Google Mirror API to create your application is not an option for you. (There is even a sample application "add a cat to that" that will do this (here). That sample application receives a picture, adds a cat to the picture on the server side, and returns the adjusted picture to Google Glass.)
Currently direct communication between Glass and your phone (Android or IPhone) is not supported (see requested enhancement issue 272 here).
That leaves you with one design pattern available - communication through the cloud. You would need to use the Glass Developers Kit, take the picture and post to a server "in the cloud"; while your Phone app would need to be monitoring server for a new picture (or use server side code to trigger an alert to your phones application).
I have a device running on windowse ce 6.0 I would like the customer to be able go to the device ip and see simlpe reports or change basic settings.
is there is an option in the device to have a simpe asp web site? or only a web service to download an xml file with whats going on in the device?
I dont want to put this information in a server, I want the client to go direct to his device.
There is a commercial product called Padarn that is a lightweight ASP.NET Web Server that could do it.
For full disclosure, I'm the one who wrote and is selling Padarn.
I have done a web server for WM that does special things on the device if the device's web site is invoked with args. The code can make the device beep or do report some information of the device.
I can post the code etc, if you like.
~josef