I second this. Zidoo, provide the sources! At least the u-boot config.
try to run this command as root: ip link set txqueuelen 1000 dev eth0 because when the device boots, qlen is insanely low (30), see: ip addr
this was from dmesg from root shell (adb shell, su - , dmesg)
since we don't have kernel sources, we can only ask Zidoo/Tronsmart/Mstar to fix it and wait...
the problem with ethernet is in the driver (or hardware). It also affects Tronsmart FW so it is probably in SDK from MStar <4>[ 4893.700916]...
No exactly, to youtube yes, to skype probably no. You can only stream to whatever destinations ffmpeg supports.
it takes audio&video from HDMI input, encodes it in H264 and AAC and streams to network (youtube, wowza, multicast,...)
I also tried many apps with my E3372 but without success. Maybe X9 is missing huawei_cdc_ncm and/or usbserial driver. Zidoo team, could you...
the latest version on github has the option to set audio/video bitrate and fine tune ffmpeg command.
the latest compiled and signed version is always in the repository in root folder:...
I forgot to mention two things: * uri takes as parameter ffmpeg formated string, so you need to put destination port into the uri, like here:...
Try the latest version of APK, it has first version of settings menu integrated. To show settings, press menu on remote, edit and save settings...
I'm doing this in my free time and without any reward so you must either wait or hire someone, who will make it for you quickly if you are in hurry.
nice :) publish your code if you can.
Yes I did. Streaming for test right now: https://goo.gl/JapPDs
Thanks. The app is written as background service and for now it starts as soon as it is open from menu. I'm planning to add boot broadcast...
http://blog.danman.eu/using-tronsmart-pavo-m9-for-hdmi-input-streaming/
Hah! I got it working! I needed to correctly setup the input and also (and mainly) set uid to application in manifest by:...
I just finished compiling ffmpeg. Wanna try it? http://blog.danman.eu/ffmpeg-compiled-binaries-for-android/
Yes, you are right, but we don't know how exactly.
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