Streaming and playback of video over raw sockets and codecs
summary
Covers techniques for low-latency mobile video streaming and playback by bypassing standard players and using raw sockets and codecs. Describes optimizing AVPlayer and ExoPlayer, building a custom DASH player and an RTMP player on Android, and compares protocols HLS, DASH, RTMP, WebRTC and raw UDP, with examples from the Odnoklassniki mobile client and OK Live 1080p streaming app.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:12Video theory and player architecture
- 16:42How video player works
- 21:34Android and iOS players
- 33:31Mobile streaming
- 48:28Streaming protocols
- 53:03Summary
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