usb2sock.c: stream goggles video out to vlc or the network #109
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This updates the code so it compiles cleanly under Android S, which amounts to adding android:exported="true" to AndroidManifest.xml and PendingIntent.FLAG_IMMUTABLE to PendingIntent.getBroadcast(flags = 0)
This adds `usb2sock`. It does the job of translating the video stream from the usb cable to a network connection such as what vlc can display. See instructions in usb2sock.c: download libusb, build it, compile the usb2sock.c file into a standalone command-line binary, run it, open VLC and Open Networking, paste this MRL: tcp/h264://127.0.0.1:18080 Then plug in the goggles.
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macOS utility for sharing Goggles v1/v2 on laptops
This adds
usb2sock. It does the job of translating the video stream fromthe usb cable to a network connection such as what vlc can display.
See instructions in usb2sock.c: download libusb, build it, compile
the usb2sock.c file into a standalone command-line binary, run it,
open VLC and Open Networking, paste this MRL: tcp/h264://127.0.0.1:18080
Then plug in the goggles.