public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity # Running the appĬonnect your mobile device to your PC and follow the Android Developers guide for In the generated MainActivity.java, check for and request any Permissions must be approved (opens new window)īy the end-user at runtime. Since Android 6.0, the above is not enough. Open the adle file for the app module.Īdd an NDK ABI filter to the android defaultConfig block. Only necessary when developing on x86 emulator images, as real x86 devices can translate ARM machine code. The armeabi-v7a and arm64-v8a ABIs (opens new window) areĬompatible with all modern devices and ARM emulator images. Is needed to ensure that the generated APK contains the greatest common denominator. If you don't want toīundle all of them, or if other libraries contain native code for other architectures, an ABI filter # Configure Gradle to build for supported architecturesĪnd x86_64 ABIs (opens new window).

Click OK to return from the Project Structure screen.

Choose the imported library module, click OK.

Click the + in the dependency pane and choose Module dependency.Switch to the Dependencies tab and keep the app module selected.The file and sync the project, then reopen the Project Structure screen. If this happens, add include ':libbambuser' manually at the end of Some recent versions of Android Studio fail to add new modules to the You may now need to close and reopen the Project Structure screen, for the library module Navigate to the SDK files you extracted and import the.Click the + in the upper left corner of the list of modules.In Android Studio, in the project tree on the left-hand-side, right click on your app moduleĪnd choose Open Module Settings to open the Project Structure screen.Open the downloaded zip file and extract it.Log in to the Bambuser site and download the latest SDK bundle for Android from the.Set the Minimum SDK to at least API 21: Android 5.0, which is the oldest API supported by the.Enter a suitable application name and your company domain.Select the Phone and Tablet form factor.Choose Start a new Android Studio project.See details on how toīuild for supported architectures below. The Bambuser SDK contains native code built for the armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a, x86Īnd x86_64 ABIs (opens new window). # Supported instruction set architectures

If you want to clone a sample project similar to this guide, see theīroadcaster example for Android (opens new window) Make sure to familiarize yourself with the example apps in the SDK bundles Which you can find on /studio (opens new window). This guide focuses on the bare minimum required to start broadcasting. This guide is based on Android Studio 3.5.3. # How to create a live broadcasting app in Java using Android Studio

Piping streams to and from AWS Medialive.

Integrating with Google Cloud Functions.

Live stream player app