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Can i Use VLC to stream sound from my microphone ?

Posted: 20 Mar 2007 14:55
by jojosucks
Hey,

I'm a french student and i'm trying to make up a software that must communicate (video & sound) with an embedded system. In my software, I must have a little preview window of my webcam, and this video (with the sound of my microphone) must be send by RTP (MPEG). At the same time I have to read a mpeg4 stream file that was sent from the embedded system.

In which part of my application do you think i can use VLC ?

Regards

Posted: 20 Mar 2007 23:57
by dionoea
I'm kind of lost by your description :)

Are the mic and web cam on the embedded device (and do you want to display those on another PC)? Or is it something else?

Posted: 21 Mar 2007 11:21
by jojosucks
yes actually there are a mic and a cam on the embbeded device and i want to display them in a software and there are also a cam and a webcam on the PC and i want to stream audio and video in order we can read them from the embedded device

Posted: 21 Mar 2007 19:52
by dionoea
So basically both stream video and audio to the other.
If your embedded device has enough resources to run a decent OS (linux) and VLC, you can use VLC on both to do the streaming / displaying.

Posted: 28 Mar 2007 17:10
by jojosucks
allright ... and i'll be able to do that using the api ? or i'll have to use vlc with commands ?

Posted: 30 Mar 2007 00:32
by dionoea
Both would work. (Although using VLC command line would be easier to start with)