This Android application project shows how to integrate the Red5 Pro SDKs to enable live streaming and second screen experiences on a mobile device.
Interested in the iOS version? Find it here
$ git clone https://github.com/infrared5/red5pro-android-app.git
$ cd red5pro-android-app
$ echo "sdk.dir=/path/to/android/sdk/install" > local.properties
$ ./gradlew clean build
The Red5 Pro SDKs have a minimum support for Android 4.1 / API Level: 16.
The Red5 Pro Server is build on the Open Source Red5 Server and allows to build scalable live streaming and second screen applications.
The example application provided in this project repository integrates the Red5 Pro Native SDKs and libraries that enable live streaming and second screen experiences. You will need to setup a Red5 Pro server - either on your local machine or remotely - in order to stream video and communicate with a second screen host.
More information about Red5 Pro, its SDKs and setup can be found in the online Red5 Pro Documentation.
To register an account and start using Red5 Pro in production, visit the Red5 Pro Accounts!
From the Android SDK downloads page you can choose to install the SDK bundle for:
Follow the instructions found on those pages for either choice.
If you choose to install with Android Studio, follow along with the Android Studio Project Setup instructions for importing and building the project.
Change directory into desired location and issue the following:
$ git clone [email protected]:infrared5/red5pro-android-app.git
$ cd red5pro-android-app
Once you have cloned this repository onto your local machine and are in the repositories root directory, you can build the project.
The Gradle Wrapper is used to build the Red5 Pro APK.
This project includes the Gradle libraries required to build the application, so there are no additional dependencies to be installed in order to continue.
After installing the Standalone Android SDK, you will need to modify the sdk.dir path from local.properties.template and save the file as local.properties in the project root directory. This file is used by Gradle to build the project.
$ echo "sdk.dir=/path/to/android/sdk/install" > local.properties
replace /path/to/android/sdk/install with the path to where you installed the Android SDK.
Once the local.properties file is set, issue the following command to build the project:
$ ./gradlew clean build
Open the local.properties.template file, modify the sdk.dir value to the path where you installed the Android SDK and save the file as local.properties.
Once the local.properties file is set, issue the following command to build the project:
TBD (Double click on gradle.bat?)
The Red5Pro APK will be built and available in Red5Pro/build/outputs/apk.
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