Yes the MediaPlayer supports progressive download.
The files must be hinted and be one of the following formats:
audio: mp3, m4a (and also amr which is 3gp audio)
video: mp4 3gp
Many mp4 based files (e.g. all foregoing formats except mp3) you'll
find on the web won't be hinted, so they won't work on Android in
streaming, you have to hint them (using MP4Box) if not hinted.
There is already ton of posts on the mailing dealing with that.
On Oct 14, 10:50 pm, Billsen <yangsens...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Yes the MediaPlayer supports progressive download.
> The files must be hinted and be one of the following formats:
> audio: mp3, m4a (and also amr which is 3gp audio)
> video: mp4 3gp
> Many mp4 based files (e.g. all foregoing formats except mp3) you'll
> find on the web won't be hinted, so they won't work on Android in
> streaming, you have to hint them (using MP4Box) if not hinted.
> There is already ton of posts on the mailing dealing with that.
> On Oct 14, 10:50 pm, Billsen <yangsens...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > A question, does Android 1.0 support progressive download of music and
> > video files?
MP4Box is free and easy of use (MP4Box $file -hint) and works on linux
(gpac package on debian/medibuntu repository) and it seems that a
windows version also exits.
Quiktime pro can also reencode your files to be hinted.
On 15 oct, 17:53, Billsen <yangsens...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks a lot for your response, but I don't know the meaning of hinted
> here. Could you please provide some info about this?
> Thanks,
> Billsen
> On Oct 15, 7:28 am, Guillaume Perrot <guillaume.p...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Yes the MediaPlayer supports progressive download.
> > The files must be hinted and be one of the following formats:
> > audio: mp3, m4a (and also amr which is 3gp audio)
> > video: mp4 3gp
> > Many mp4 based files (e.g. all foregoing formats except mp3) you'll
> > find on the web won't be hinted, so they won't work on Android in
> > streaming, you have to hint them (using MP4Box) if not hinted.
> > There is already ton of posts on the mailing dealing with that.
> > On Oct 14, 10:50 pm, Billsen <yangsens...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > > A question, does Android 1.0 support progressive download of music and
> > > video files?
What is MP4Box ? Can you please post sample code here ?
I've executed the application for displaying static video file .mp4.
Now I would like to display the dynamic video file based on user
chooses.
ie, 1. User selects the language of video file.
2. Then they will pick the video
Based on these outputs, the application displays the correct video
file(It may be .mp4 \ 3gp).
In android, whether there is any video pool is there? or Can any one
share your idea please.
Please reply soon. Can't wait for your valuable answers!!!!
Thanks in advance.
Thanks Again!!
Yasmin
On Oct 17, 12:53 pm, Guillaume Perrot <guillaume.p...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> MP4Box is free and easy of use (MP4Box $file -hint) and works on linux
> (gpac package on debian/medibuntu repository) and it seems that a
> windows version also exits.
> Quiktime pro can also reencode your files to be hinted.
> On 15 oct, 17:53, Billsen <yangsens...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Thanks a lot for your response, but I don't know the meaning of hinted
> > here. Could you please provide some info about this?
> > Thanks,
> > Billsen
> > On Oct 15, 7:28 am, Guillaume Perrot <guillaume.p...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Yes the MediaPlayer supports progressive download.
> > > The files must be hinted and be one of the following formats:
> > > audio: mp3, m4a (and also amr which is 3gp audio)
> > > video: mp4 3gp
> > > Many mp4 based files (e.g. all foregoing formats except mp3) you'll
> > > find on the web won't be hinted, so they won't work on Android in
> > > streaming, you have to hint them (using MP4Box) if not hinted.
> > > There is already ton of posts on the mailing dealing with that.
> > > On Oct 14, 10:50 pm, Billsen <yangsens...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > > Hi,
> > > > A question, does Android 1.0 support progressive download of music and
> > > > video files?
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