I'm very happy to let all of you know that finally the best app for streaming shoutcast content is on the android market!
DroidLive is a player that lets you stream radio stations. It has a unique and different design that lets you search and organize stations in an easy and intuitive way. Be the first to experience this innovative player!
I hope you guys can check it out! www.droidlive.com
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I recently uninstalled DroidLive (using ASTRO's program manager) since it was acting up, and I figured a re-install might help. I did so, and it seemed to work fine. I went to go re-install it, and market says its already installed!
It's not listed in the apps menu, nor in Android's app manager (or ASTRO's for that matter). I can't find a way to either tell Market it's not installed, or install it manually, so I can uninstall it again... Anyone know how to fix this?
I have installed DroidLive Lite but whenever I press play on a station I get nothing. I have tried getting the Paid version but when I press upgrade to full, it takes me to the Market and only lists the free version.
View 6 Replies View RelatedTo me, the stock music app isn't that great. I am looking for a music app for playing music on your phone, not streaming.
View 13 Replies View Relatedgood music streaming app? Don't say panadora tried it and just get pissed everytime because I can never find a song I want and it always plays random shit I don't want.
View 8 Replies View RelatedI finally have hardware working the way I like it at home (stereo inputs), at the office and gym (bluetooth headphones), and in the car (aux input or bluetooth to head unit). Now I'm ready to pay for an ad free music streaming app. The problem is deciding which one to get. I've messed around with the free versions of Pandora, Slacker and TuneWiki as well as FlyCast for streaming FM stations. I'm not crazy about the latter two as I prefer to create a customized "station" that plays exactly the music I'm in the mood for. I've also used Grooveshark on the computer, but I have no idea how good the Android app is without a Lite version to test.
Pandora, Slacker and Grooveshark charge roughly $3/month for ad-free music. I'm curious to know what others think about the various services, or one I have not mentioned. I don't mind paying for a good app, but I can't justify paying for all of them when one should suffice. So what's your preference? A reason besides "It's the best" would be an added bonus.
Do you know of any app (exactly like PicMe Screen Grabber) that I can display my phone on my desktop for an unrooted phone?
View 8 Replies View RelatedWhen I pair my sprint htc hero to my car stereo, it always opens the default music player and starts playing a song. Can I prevent this from happening? I generally want to listen to pandora - and not my mp3's. Most annoying part is that the mp3's play simultaneously with pandora until I manually open that music app and pause the music.
There must be a way to either turn off the default action or to plug another program name into that defautl.
I want to develop an android application for video streaming if someone knows please guide me
View 2 Replies View RelatedLast week, I decided to figure out which remote music streaming app is better - Audiogalaxy or Subsonic, so I downloaded both of them and used them for a week. Here is my comparison (+poll). Audiogalaxy Vs Subsonic � Fight! What�s Your Favorite Android Music Streaming App? [Reviews, Poll] Which one is your favorite?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI want to develop a player on Android, which can play streaming audio and video.how should i start about?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am writing a media player application in Android when I calling a mp.prepare() it is giving a IllegalStateException. The same RTSP URL working with VLC or quick time Media Player.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI was able to instantiate ObjectInputStream but now my program hangs at .readObject() I am making an android app in which I want to transfer file from my server pc to my android phone. The server reads the file , encapsulates it into a bytearray and then writes it as an object of a class to the ObjectOutputStream. Below are the code snippets from the andriod appication client side.This is the class whose object is to be send
Code:
import java.io.Serializable;
public class FileClass implements Serializable{
public byte file[];
public FileClass(byte file[])[code].....
I have used Handbrake to convert almost all our DVD's to MP4 (web enabled) on a 2 Terabyte network drive.
I'm looking for some "streaming application" that will allow me to watch any of these movies on my phone over the internet.
Is there such a thing? I know I have to have a dedicated computer (gateway) to access the movies, but after searching Google for the past hour, I've given up.
The only thing I can find is Orb, but the reviews aren't the greatest.
Has anyone done this successfully, and willing to share how they did it?
I have an app that I designed for Iphone and Ipad, and am now porting it over to android. It streams high quality video files and I am having a great deal of trouble getting the files to stream in android. I have seen the file stream on a motorola phone at the ATT store, but have had trouble with an android phone on tmobile, and verizon. The files are MP4 files, encoded in quicktime using H.264, and saved as quicktimes. I then open them in MPEG streamclip, and save them as MP4s. The reason is that I can get higher quality at lower bit rates and smaller file sizes using this way. I am encoding at 720 x 400, using a bit rate of 800k per second. These work perfectly in the iphone environment but I have had limited success in the android world.
Here is a link to a file if you are interested in investigating further:
http://64.250.238.26:1111/clips/GeorgeKahumokuHaleOlu.mp4
Does android run differently on different service carriers? Is this a hardware limitation on different phones? My question is this.Can anyone verify that there is a problem with my files? And can anyone tell me what I need to do to get my video files to play more predictably on the android platform?
Kindly provide me the code/steps for Android application which will provide the Video Streaming & Video playing functionalities by accesssing the Videos from various video websites available on Internet.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm looking for a music streaming app. one that goes from my PC to my DESIRE over wifi or blue tooth. if the app can let me skip forward or back a track, thats a bonus. have looked at mspot, orblive and subsonic but none are really free and have a bunch more options that i don't really want.
View 6 Replies View RelatedCan anyone tell me how video streaming can done.
View 2 Replies View RelatedThe default player gets out of sync with the audio/video. Is there a replacement for the stock player for streaming video? Im on the htc inc.
View 1 Replies View RelatedThe base radio on the Venza dominates. Toyota's new dedication to advanced consoles and tech is right on point. There's even a built in holder in the dash that secures my EVO upright, with a connection for my USB power cord. I even got the bluetooth music streaming to work. Awesome. I get into the car, and right away, it starts streaming my music right to the bluetooth stereo. That's where my brain melted.
I seem to only be able to play the album that I was currently listening to in the music app. I can switch tracks, but that's all I can seem to do from the car controls. The most frustrating part is, I have NO idea where to go for information. Toyota? They give simple instructions on how to get it started, but that's about it. I'm there already.
It's really an android thing, but it's kind of a fusion between the two. What functionality does Android expose for BT streaming, and which of those functions does the Toyota interface have a "hook" into? For that matter, it could be my inexperience with the EVO music player. Does it support playlists, linked playlists, random playlists, etc, etc. For that matter, can I download a different/better media player that will help me facilitate streaming better? Too many questions, and shockingly, Google isn't coming back with the detailed help I was expecting..........
I am using latest Android version android-sdk-windows-1.5_r2.zip and ADT-0.9.1 version. Can anyone guide me how to get live video to play on emulator? I have gone through many forums on this, however could not get any firm response on successful RTSP or HTTP streaming of live feed.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am developing a media player which will download the media content from network (Shoutcast) It works fine. Problem is a small gap between players (2 players) I am using two mediaplayers to play the data while a thread downloads and stores the data and stores in to 100Kb files continuously. on first players oncompletelistener() i started the second player wise versa. I think there is a problem with mp3 frames(header sync byte) while splitting 100kb files. how to resole the gap between players.
View 2 Replies View RelatedReal briefly I have a Samsung Moment phone thru Sprint and I am trying desperately to find a way to watch NFL games live. Does anyone know a way to do this because flash is not supported for android? With my pc I usually go to justintv, veetle.com, or atdhe to watch games for free however my pc is broke right now. I would greatly appreciate any help on this matter.PS I also would like to watch online straining of movies and such if anyone knows of an android app that I can use at veetle.com and such?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI've been reading around quite a bit and got my Droid today. I am looking for an app that streams FM stations online. I used something like Wunder radio on the WinMo platform. I am not interested in Pandora or Slacker as I want to stream real talk/music stations around the US. Anyone have luck finding one that works good?
View 47 Replies View RelatedIs RTP streaming known to be working on Cupcake devices? I have not been able to start an RTP multimedia session with my G1 since Cupcake upgrade. It was working before the upgrade, e.g. by using the VideoView class and providing an RTSP URL. But the same test which was working before fails now. The RTSP OPTIONS and DESCRIBES exchanges are OK, and then there is a "PVMFFailure" in the Log, and a popup saying "Sorry, this Video can't be played".(Note: I removed a similar message that I sent yesterday because it contained broken links)
View 3 Replies View RelatedAre there any apps to help stream movies/music from my networked attached storage drive. I can do this with my Iphone but the files need to be of a certain format?
View 4 Replies View RelatedNo apps exist yet that can play streaming .asx files? Sort of surprised by this.
View 1 Replies View RelatedAnyone else starting to get streaming ads with Pandora? I know they've been doing this with the iPhone app for a while, but didn't think it had come to Android yet. I've been using the android app for 8+ months with NO ads, then today I get 2 within the first 10 minutes of listening.
I'm not talking about the banner picture ads, I have those blocked with AdFree. It comes on between songs and I had one for McDonalds and one for KFC.
I'm trying to write a light-weight HTTP server in my app to feed dynamically generated MP3 data to the built-in Android MediaPlayer. I am not permitted to store my content on the SD card. My input data is essentially of an infinite length. I tell MediaPlayer that its data source should basically be something like "http://localhost/myfile.mp3". I've a simple server set up that waits for MediaPlayer to make this request. However, MediaPlayer isn't very cooperative. At first, it makes an HTTP GET and tries to grab the whole file. It times out if we try and simply dump data into the socket so we tried using the HTTP Range header to write data in chunks. MediaPlayer doesn't like this and doesn't keep requesting the subsequent chunks.
Has anyone had any success streaming data directly into MediaPlayer? Do I need to implement an RTSP or Shoutcast server instead? Am I simply missing a critical HTTP header? What strategy should I use here?.................
SDK level 8 (Froyo) has introduced the native capability for the MediaPlayer to connect to a streaming source, like Shoutcast. Previous SDK versions were able to do workarounds, such as run a local proxy on the device (see NPR). I took the same approach as NPR and am using a StreamProxy. However, NPR first checks if the currently running SDK is less than 8. If so, it uses the proxy. Otherwise, it connects directly. My StreamProxy requests metadata from the Shoutcast server, so it does not simply route the data from Shoutcast to my client. Instead, it parses out metadata and uses it accordingly, and only routes the music data.
When trying to use the StreamProxy at SDK level 8 or above, the MediaPlayer fails to prepare. My StreamProxy receives the connection and accepts it, but after successfully writing out the status line and headers to the client, the next write produces "java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer". This results in the client's mediaplayer throwing an "Error(1,-1007)". I am trying to figure out why the MediaPlayer is unable to connect to my local proxy. It should be the same as connecting to the original source without the metadata, which does work. I am forwarding on all headers from the external source, through my proxy, which includes content-type.