So I basically captured a packet using Wireshark and I want to emulate it. Can someone give me some information about an emulator and some tips or even help and answer it?
If you want to replay the captured traffic then here are some tools for that:
Tcpreplay
Colasoft Packet Player
PlayCap
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I want to using Opencv to deal with the vedio from the DJI Drones, however, what troubles me is that I do not konw how to get a frame from the vedio, what's more, how can I transfer it to Mat?
Is there any bolgs or any way can help me? thanks a lot
I have contacted with dji-dev on Github, here are the response
Is it possible for Windows 10 to choose what apps should mute all other sounds when I am on a VOIP call?
I know that Windows does it for Skype and games, but I use mostly SIP protocol programs like Zoiper or Jitsy. When using these, and when I make / receive a call, other sounds are never muted. I am usually listening to music simultaneously from a browser, and its annoying to have to manually lower the volume everytime I have to VOIP. Its even harder because I have to switch virtual desktops also to do it, because I keep work v.desktop away from the rest.
I've searched all over the windows control panel, and also googled around but couldn't find any options for this. Any recommendations?
It is not possible. The app have to make some system call so the OS will recognize it as a VoIP app and reduce the volume for all other apps.
However I don't know on which API call this is relied on.
I hope that somebody will answer this.
I'm tasked with developing a fullscreen native Mac OSX (Swift preferably, as I've been experimenting with it a lot lately) application that will connect two kiosks in two different parts of the US (each with high speed hardwired internet connections) in a video chat session. The kiosks must be able to automatically/programmatically connect and reconnect in case of lost connection. I was looking into TokBox but it seems their SDK/API is WebRTC, iOs, or Android oriented, otherwise it would have been a great choice at first glance. As I understand it, WebRTC is really just meant for browsers.
Does anyone have recommendations on an SDK/API that can help me accomplish this?
You can use WebRTC and make a web app out of the website. It will look and feel like a regular appp. Take a look at Mike Kelly's Refract for a painless web app packager.
I'm currently working at a project to develop an App for firefox os similar to: http://www.zoobe.com/.
So it's basicly a hosted app, where you can choose a 3D-character. Then you have to make a picture for the background and record your voice on the phone. A Video will be rendered then and the 3d-character will speak the recorded message for you!
So my generell question is: Does anybody know, if its possible to develop such complex app for firefox os at this stage?
I've read, that all the APIs required for the project, like camera API and so on are already working.
I would implement the data-flow between server and client with node.js.
I would be greatful for any evaluations, tips and help.
There is no sound recording API yet, so I fear you will have to wait for it to be implemented for this kind of app to be possible. You can track the work on this API at https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=803414
Is it feasible to develope an app which has ability to share a file to another window phone 7 device via bluetooth or wifi ? what i want to share is an image, video or music.
I just want to know is it possible or not, so if u know that please help me, very high appreciated !
Currently such APIs are not available for WP7. I hope they make it available in future releases. For information regarding bluetooth read the following article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2449475
As SplashID APP is doing same thing using WIFI. We can use TCP sockets to implement file share feature. we need to send packets in small chunk.
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Mahantesh