Playerless - JAVA Streaming Video technologies For the WEB

• LiveCam
The Original LiveCam Video Steaming system
• fluendo
Theora Video codec ported Ogg Theora to Java
• VX30 From Hawaii, Very slick stuff
• ClipStream From Vancouver, B.C. Canada
• Oplayo from Finland and sales in the UK, supports Mobile Phones also
• EyeWonder, Inc.
• Forbidden Technologies from the UK
• Hello Network Also supports Mobile Phones
• jStreaming - H263 Video Decoder
• IBM Toolkit for MPEG-4
• JCraft, JOrbis
Java Ogg Vorbis Codec
• Dilate
MPEG-4 format.Here
• US CCTV supports Web in JAVA for CCTV, Mobile Phones but not in Java
• Elemedia at one time had H.263 in Java applet, Lucent Aquired then dumped
• Bolide International CCTV with Java Applet viewer

Another possiblity is the SUN Java Media Framework API (JMF) Although this seems to require an additional JAVA Plug in that extends the default java that comes with the browsers.

QuickTime for Java is just a JNI wrapper around regular QuickTime. Notice how QT4J is only for Mac and Windows. JMF can read some QuickTime files, though

a little more about Dilate here Playerless streaming in Java

media frame Was listed on /playerless-streaming.org but both sites are owned by the same guy in England.

java.net.RTP Java Streaming Protocol support

JAVA Streaming Video technologies For the Cell Phones

• Hello Network Also supports Mobile Phones
• ASTA SkyWire supports Mobile Phones
• Idetic Inc. has MobiTV supports Mobile Phones
• Oplayo from Finland and sales in the UK, supports Mobile Phones also

About the Mobile Phone support, there is the 3GPP standard, and many phone have built in native support now, I can't believe a Java player would be able to provide the as good of a result at a native player. See OverCell for more info.

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