Showing posts with label VLC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VLC. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2016

Streaming from VLC to a Qt App on HTTP Using POT

The latest version of POT (5.3.0-beta1) implements some kind of buffering which makes it also possible to do some streaming. ffmpeg provides what is needed to work on protocols like HTTP. This video is a little demo showing how simple it is to stream from VLC on HTTP, remuxing to mpeg-ts, and decoding/rendering on Raspberry Pi in an accelerated Qt application using POT.
Such feature can be useful when dealing with streams coming from many sources, like an IP camera for instance.
Have fun! Bye ;-)

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Video with Animations on Android using VLC for software decoding

Again, video with animations: this time video is demuxed and decoded using the awesome VLC library. VLC is provided buffers from Java that are then drawn on a view. The result is pretty good if you think all the decoding runs on the CPU. And I'm sure it can be improved.