System calls and exporting

[santos.tiago]

Hi Ugur,

Thanks for you answer
What I intend to do is an application that allows me to capture video with my mobile's camera and stream it to the internet (doesn't matter if the video is in FLV or 3GP).
Is it possible?

Once again, thanks a lot
Tiago Santos

P.S. - What I was saying in the last post was: "if i can show the cam image on the flv, I suppose it is possible to stream that image on the Internet.. right?"

[C00L]

Right from phone, it's not. I am even not sure if there mobile streaming server available. I would recommend you to upload the video you shot to a streaming web server and stream from there. Then server can do the hard job

I suppose it is possible to stream that image on the Internet.

I couldn't get that one.

cheers,

Ugur.-

[santos.tiago]

Hi Ugur,

Thanks for your answer

What I meant was:

After connecting to KuneriLite, I can get on the swf what the video camera is capturing at that moment, right?
Then, is is possible to, somehow, access what is being shown in the swf and create a NetStreamConnection to send it through the Internet?

Another question, is it possible to manipulate what is shown in the swf (for instance, imagine that I want to put a frame around the video).

Thanks a lot,
Tiago Santos

[C00L]

Actually KuneriLite uses native video application to shoot the video, therefore unfortunately it's not possible to show images in SWF. It has the same logic with image capture. What you see on device screen is a different application and KuneriLite returns the path of the video clip to Flash Lite after the shooting is finished. This is why I recommend you send the video to a server after video capturing and stream from there.

Hope helps

Ugur.-

[santos.tiago]

Hi Ugur,

Thanks for you answer.

"What you see on device screen is a different application and KuneriLite returns the path of the video clip to Flash Lite after the shooting is finished."
I'm sorry but I didn't get one thing: Is what I see on my screen when recording the video, external to the swf? I mean, am I watching the camera application for video shooting?

And also, when KuneriLite is recording the video, does it store the information "live" at the location I choose? Or it only creates the .3gp file when I stop recording?

And about the location to store the video, can I choose a port instead of a path?

One last thing, on the upload plugin, is the connection done with stream of packets?

Thanks a lot,
Tiago Santos

[C00L]

Hi Tiago,

"What you see on device screen is a different application and KuneriLite returns the path of the video clip to Flash Lite after the shooting is finished."
I'm sorry but I didn't get one thing: Is what I see on my screen when recording the video, external to the swf? I mean, am I watching the camera application for video shooting?

Yes, it's not SWF you see. It's the same video recorder you use for shooting videos. Therefore it's very fast

And also, when KuneriLite is recording the video, does it store the information "live" at the location I choose? Or it only creates the .3gp file when I stop recording?

It saves video clip after you end shooting.

And about the location to store the video, can I choose a port instead of a path?

No, only path is allowed.

One last thing, on the upload plugin, is the connection done with stream of packets?

It's package based.

Hope helps

Ugur.-

[santos.tiago]

Hi Ugur,

Once again, thanks a lot for your answer

There's one thing I can't understand: does the external video recorder keeps the video in memory while recording? (Because you said that he stores the file only when it stops recording)

I hope you can help me with this one:
What I intend to do is to record a movie with my N80 cam and broadcast it live to my home computer.
My first plan was to use SWF because I read that the new FlashLite 3.0 was able to stream video. The problem was to access the videocam resources, and I was told that KuneriLite was able to help me out with that.
Is there a way I could use KuneriLite to do this? (Like recording 3 seconds of video and then upload that 3 seconds while shooting 3 more)

Thanks a lot for your answer

Tiago Santos

[KL Admin]

Hi Santos,

not possible; restriction comes from S60 video implementation,
unfortunately cannot help with that

Cheers,
Jukka

[santos.tiago]

Ok, Jukka,

Thanks
Tiago Santos

[santos.tiago]

One last thing:

Don't you think that it could that what I wrote on the last post could be a way to handle it?
If I record about 3 seconds and close the application and then started the application again and, at the same time, uploaded the last 3 seconds.
Do you think that whis could work or that the delay between application closing and application opppening would be to long?

Thanks a lot,
Tiago Santos

[C00L]

Due it will be file based, it won't be a complete solution. Because it's not image files we are populationg but 3GP files. Say you managed to send it to a server, you will need to combine those or play sequentially, which is not very for user experience.

Flash Lite has video streaming; not from phone to external device; but from server to phone. When we created Camera plugin, we mainly thought to send images or videos instantly to an internet server (blog, web site etc..).

cheers,

Ugur.-

[santos.tiago]

Hi Ugur,

"When we created Camera plugin, we mainly thought to send images or videos instantly to an internet server (blog, web site etc..)."

But that is exactly what I want to do (if but instantly you mean live...)

But it doesn't seem possible with KuneriLite...
Am I wrong?

Thanks a lot,
Tiago Santos

[C00L]

By instantly, I didn't mean live I tried to say right after taking picture or right after shooting the video.

Sorry for misunderstanding.

Ugur.-

[santos.tiago]

Hi Ugur

Ok, I got the message! Do you plan on doing that soon?

Thanks,
Tiago Santos