Getting Started with Dolby.io Streaming Android SDK

This repository contains the starter sample app for Dolby.io Getting Started Guide for Android.

Overview

This app uses an MVI pattern with Jetpack Compose to demonstrate using the Dolby.io Streaming Android SDK. It shows both subscribing to a multiview stream and publishing with the device's microphone and camera.

Using the SDK

You can get the SDK library from MavenCentral

To include it in your project, please add the following to your gradle dependencies:

implementation("com.millicast:millicast-sdk-android:1.8.5")

Sample App Requirements

You will need:

• A Dolby.io Account
• Android Studio

Publishing Tokens

For publishing to work:

• Use the Dolby.io Account to create or copy your publishing token
• Create a token.properties like this

PUBLISH_TOKEN="abcdefg12345"
STREAM_NAME="testAndroidStream"

• Add that file to the root of this project
• Sync gradle

Give Feedback or Report a Bug

If you run into any errors or have questions, create a GitHub issue.

About Dolby.io

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