Thread: [Problem] Receive video stream from the net

Hi all!

I am working to a Java project and I need to acquire and reproduce a video stream.
I am going to explain me better:
I have got a Raspberry that works as a server and send me a video stream to a specific address (let's take for example 192.168.0.6:8082); and I need to acquire this video stream ("capturing it" from the url: 192.168.0.6:8082) and to reproduce it inside a Java application using a JFrame/JPanel/whatever I can use.

Trying to be as clear as possible to explain my situation, I want to specify that the problem only consist on receiving the video stram that I do not know how to do (I have the video stream avaiable at the address I used before as example - I can reproduce it using vlc media player or the web browser -what I have to do is "capture" and reproduce it with Java).

Thanks in advance to all.

UP!

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Originally Posted by Branca94

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Originally Posted by jps

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I am sorry man!
By the way the question is the one I wrote in my first post.
"How can I capture and reproduce a video front the net? What class/libraries should I use? As I said I have the video stream available from a specific URL but I do not know how to capture and reproduce it with Java."

The general form of your question suggests you have not tried your favorite search engine or put forth any effort to solve your own problem. What have you tried so far?

you can use RTP session by using Java Media Framework (JMF), just google it.
but JMF is the old library, is has limited codec support.
alternatively you can use FMJ, fobs, or DSJ,,,