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Open Video Capture Device, such as TV ISDB-T Receiver

Open laercionit opened this issue 10 years ago • 8 comments

Open TV ISDB-T Receiver

There are many softwares on the market that have content management and inclusion of broadcast TV on your schedule. If we use a USB Digital TV receiver in android, we could view the contents with broadcast TV.

This innovation already present in some other products and market software.

laercionit avatar Jan 24 '15 01:01 laercionit

I think this applies to the open source players and to Android and could be described more generically (open capture device)

dasgarner avatar Jan 24 '15 16:01 dasgarner

+1 for this, we had a customer request for this which we had to abandon

nagyrobi avatar Jan 28 '15 17:01 nagyrobi

+1 for this, we have an user request.

The ISDB-T Receiver output content should be presented as a region of a layout for which we should consider incorporating a module that is responsible for this function.

csantiba avatar Feb 02 '15 21:02 csantiba

+1 from me as well.

Also it would be great if the video decoder/player module could support HTTP and RTP/UDP streams as well. I know VLC/libvlc can open DirectShow on Windows, V4L on Linux and any network stream on either platform.

The support for RTP/UDP would be great for large networks that want to play multicast streams (think synchronized screens throughout a store/building).

andrew867 avatar Feb 02 '15 21:02 andrew867

Yes indeed. This should be possible in Android too, and supporting servers like Live555 (see http://www.live555.com/) would be great.

nagyrobi avatar Feb 03 '15 09:02 nagyrobi

If you have a RTSP stream already you can put it as the source for the Local Video module.

I don't think the same will work with the local capture card.

dasgarner avatar Feb 03 '15 11:02 dasgarner

Really? How? Using Ubuntu Linux Server 14.04.

nagyrobi avatar Feb 03 '15 11:02 nagyrobi

Make sure the local video module is enabled - add a local video module to your layout and in the video path put the stream URL.

The stream will need to be accessible from the player and in a codec that the player supports.

dasgarner avatar Feb 03 '15 12:02 dasgarner