Ubuntu Phone Gstreamer
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I want make diy "RC FPV Camera" using Gstreamer,
Hardware : Pi + Camera + Battery + WiFi + GSM
Software : v4l2 or uvc + gstreamer + mjpeg or h264 encoding
but instead buy Pi, i want to buy Ubuntu phone, because it have all hardware i want.
Can Ubuntu Phone Run Gstreamer ?
wireless ubuntu-touch phone camera gstreamer
asked Jan 31 at 17:18
amy programmer
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I want make diy "RC FPV Camera" using Gstreamer,
Hardware : Pi + Camera + Battery + WiFi + GSM
Software : v4l2 or uvc + gstreamer + mjpeg or h264 encoding
but instead buy Pi, i want to buy Ubuntu phone, because it have all hardware i want.
Can Ubuntu Phone Run Gstreamer ?
wireless ubuntu-touch phone camera gstreamer
asked Jan 31 at 17:18
amy programmer
82
It can, but why not use the raspberry ubuntu release for the Pi ?
– Robert Riedl
Jan 31 at 20:59
because smart phone is compact
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 21:48
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up vote
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up vote
1
down vote
favorite
I want make diy "RC FPV Camera" using Gstreamer,
Hardware : Pi + Camera + Battery + WiFi + GSM
Software : v4l2 or uvc + gstreamer + mjpeg or h264 encoding
but instead buy Pi, i want to buy Ubuntu phone, because it have all hardware i want.
Can Ubuntu Phone Run Gstreamer ?
wireless ubuntu-touch phone camera gstreamer
asked Jan 31 at 17:18
amy programmer
82
I want make diy "RC FPV Camera" using Gstreamer,
Hardware : Pi + Camera + Battery + WiFi + GSM
Software : v4l2 or uvc + gstreamer + mjpeg or h264 encoding
but instead buy Pi, i want to buy Ubuntu phone, because it have all hardware i want.
Can Ubuntu Phone Run Gstreamer ?
wireless ubuntu-touch phone camera gstreamer
wireless ubuntu-touch phone camera gstreamer
asked Jan 31 at 17:18
amy programmer
82
asked Jan 31 at 17:18
amy programmer
82
asked Jan 31 at 17:18
amy programmer
82
asked Jan 31 at 17:18
amy programmer
82
asked Jan 31 at 17:18
amy programmer
82
82
It can, but why not use the raspberry ubuntu release for the Pi ?
– Robert Riedl
Jan 31 at 20:59
because smart phone is compact
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 21:48
add a comment |Â
It can, but why not use the raspberry ubuntu release for the Pi ?
– Robert Riedl
Jan 31 at 20:59
because smart phone is compact
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 21:48
It can, but why not use the raspberry ubuntu release for the Pi ?
– Robert Riedl
Jan 31 at 20:59
It can, but why not use the raspberry ubuntu release for the Pi ?
– Robert Riedl
Jan 31 at 20:59
because smart phone is compact
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 21:48
because smart phone is compact
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 21:48
add a comment |Â
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The phone images use GStreamer for media, yes. The supported API for building a phone app which uses the camera or microphone, however, is not GStreamer directly. It is the Qt multimedia APIs via the QML API.
answered Jan 31 at 18:48
dobey
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Thank you, What about commands (ifconfig , iwconfig) ?
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 19:37
That is a separate question, and yes, the commands are there, but again, not really how network is meant to be managed there. NetworkManager is used, and there is GUI and APIs for controlling network. Also, asking a bunch of questions on here about how things work on an Ubuntu phone is probably not the best way to learn them. :)
– dobey
Jan 31 at 22:15
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The phone images use GStreamer for media, yes. The supported API for building a phone app which uses the camera or microphone, however, is not GStreamer directly. It is the Qt multimedia APIs via the QML API.
answered Jan 31 at 18:48
dobey
32k33585
Thank you, What about commands (ifconfig , iwconfig) ?
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 19:37
That is a separate question, and yes, the commands are there, but again, not really how network is meant to be managed there. NetworkManager is used, and there is GUI and APIs for controlling network. Also, asking a bunch of questions on here about how things work on an Ubuntu phone is probably not the best way to learn them. :)
– dobey
Jan 31 at 22:15
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The phone images use GStreamer for media, yes. The supported API for building a phone app which uses the camera or microphone, however, is not GStreamer directly. It is the Qt multimedia APIs via the QML API.
answered Jan 31 at 18:48
dobey
32k33585
Thank you, What about commands (ifconfig , iwconfig) ?
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 19:37
That is a separate question, and yes, the commands are there, but again, not really how network is meant to be managed there. NetworkManager is used, and there is GUI and APIs for controlling network. Also, asking a bunch of questions on here about how things work on an Ubuntu phone is probably not the best way to learn them. :)
– dobey
Jan 31 at 22:15
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The phone images use GStreamer for media, yes. The supported API for building a phone app which uses the camera or microphone, however, is not GStreamer directly. It is the Qt multimedia APIs via the QML API.
answered Jan 31 at 18:48
dobey
32k33585
The phone images use GStreamer for media, yes. The supported API for building a phone app which uses the camera or microphone, however, is not GStreamer directly. It is the Qt multimedia APIs via the QML API.
answered Jan 31 at 18:48
dobey
32k33585
answered Jan 31 at 18:48
dobey
32k33585
answered Jan 31 at 18:48
dobey
32k33585
answered Jan 31 at 18:48
dobey
32k33585
32k33585
Thank you, What about commands (ifconfig , iwconfig) ?
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 19:37
That is a separate question, and yes, the commands are there, but again, not really how network is meant to be managed there. NetworkManager is used, and there is GUI and APIs for controlling network. Also, asking a bunch of questions on here about how things work on an Ubuntu phone is probably not the best way to learn them. :)
– dobey
Jan 31 at 22:15
add a comment |Â
Thank you, What about commands (ifconfig , iwconfig) ?
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 19:37
That is a separate question, and yes, the commands are there, but again, not really how network is meant to be managed there. NetworkManager is used, and there is GUI and APIs for controlling network. Also, asking a bunch of questions on here about how things work on an Ubuntu phone is probably not the best way to learn them. :)
– dobey
Jan 31 at 22:15
Thank you, What about commands (ifconfig , iwconfig) ?
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 19:37
Thank you, What about commands (ifconfig , iwconfig) ?
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 19:37
That is a separate question, and yes, the commands are there, but again, not really how network is meant to be managed there. NetworkManager is used, and there is GUI and APIs for controlling network. Also, asking a bunch of questions on here about how things work on an Ubuntu phone is probably not the best way to learn them. :)
– dobey
Jan 31 at 22:15
That is a separate question, and yes, the commands are there, but again, not really how network is meant to be managed there. NetworkManager is used, and there is GUI and APIs for controlling network. Also, asking a bunch of questions on here about how things work on an Ubuntu phone is probably not the best way to learn them. :)
– dobey
Jan 31 at 22:15
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It can, but why not use the raspberry ubuntu release for the Pi ?
– Robert Riedl
Jan 31 at 20:59
because smart phone is compact
– amy programmer
Jan 31 at 21:48