Android app based on Exoplayer

“I can help you with your questions” Answers: 1. Theoretically, it is possible to something like a UPD hole punching (see: [login to view URL]) to transmit the local live video stream to a client over public IP. But it would be a big undertaking, with significant development/test costs. We should look at alternative solutions, see answer-3. 2. Yes, it is possible with the proposed solution, see answer-3. 3. We can set up a live streaming server which could forward the video stream received from the camera. So, the camera can be set up to send a RTSP stream to the server and the server will expose this stream as a live video stream, which will enable any live video streaming player (including exoplayer) to access it. A quick search reveals that the open source Red5 server can be easily configured for this, see: [login to view URL] Please let me know if you have any other queries. Hope my answers were of some help to you.

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Hi, Let me first explain about my experience. I have worked on audio video streaming app and aware of the issues one faces when in a corporate environment or behind multiple NATs. Now to your questions: 1. If the tap tunnel you are taking about is on UDP, it can be complicated and isn't going to solve your problem. so, I don't believe you can achieve this. 2. IPV4 and IPV6 aren't going to be a problem since these will be handled by the ISPs and the intermediate router and switches. 3. Yes, you can use an hybrid approach on your server as well as client. Basically, allow your server to stream on TCP too.

Hi sir. I can help you with your questions. ExoPlayer is very successful in terms of performance. It’s fast and stable. The biggest problem with the Exoplayer in the past was that the development process was not regular and there was no documentation. With the 2.x.x versions, many resources have been published in google-exoplayer publication. I have already developed many apps such as this. So I can develop the this app fastly and successfully. If you want discuss more, Please send me message via chat. I'll wait for your message. Regards.