How to send video file from Android to C using TCP/IP

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Hi,

I am able to receive the video file sent from Android to C,the player starts playing without displaying the audio and video. And moreover the entire file is not sent.

Can i have some suggestion.

Posted 16-Mar-15 19:09pm

venkat28vk

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Mohibur Rashid 17-Mar-15 4:17am

What protocol did you use to transfer the data?

venkat28vk 19-Mar-15 0:29am

I am using TCP/IP

Mohibur Rashid 19-Mar-15 20:25pm

So, have you tried to play the file manually after downloading to your server?
I mean do few things as test
1. manually download the file from your android to your pc and try to play the file.
2. also save the downloaded file in local machine and try to run it.
3. Can you give us the algorithm you are following to download and to run the video.

Your question is not descriptive enough to give an answer or suggestion.

venkat28vk 21-Mar-15 8:13am

Hi
I have tried all the option as you have said...i am able to run the code in my local machine i.e reading from server and writing into client. But when it is sent from Android i am facing the above problem

venkat28vk 21-Mar-15 8:14am

If you want i can share the code

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