LMNetMux Getting Started

Demonstrates the use of the callback filter by letting you skip through the video frame by frame.

Demonstrates the use of the callback filter by letting you do lots of different
effects to the video by manipulating the captured frame data.

This demo demonstrates how to use the Callback filter to access the video frame as a rendered image bitmap during video playback.

Capture video from the a selected source e.g(screen, webcam, etc).

• Choose the type of encoder
• Edit Capture Size
• Use one of our filters

This demo allows you to concatenate video files

Convert to any of our supported formats

• Add video/audio recompression
• Add video/audio processors and filters

Allows for metadata from UAV's using the KLV parsing standards.

Convert a video using one of the following recompressions:

Video:
• LEAD Mpeg2 Encoder
• LEAD Mpeg4 Encoder
• LEAD H.264 Encoder
• LEAD H.265 Encoder

Audio:
• LEAD AC3 Encoder
• LEAD MPEG Audio Encoder
• LEAD AAC Encoder
• PCM
• Mpeg Layer-3

This demo demonstrates how to convert a video to a Windows Media Server supported MMS format.

Convert to SSF our IIS smooth streaming format, it alternates formats
based on your connection speed to maximize streaming performance

This demo demonstrates how to convert a video to the FLV/MPEG-4 Flash format.

This demo demonstrates how to convert multiple multimedia files for use with the media server demo.

Convert to a format compatible with one of the following mobile devices:

• iPod
• iPad
• iPhone
• PSP
• Zen
• Zune
• Smartphone
• Android
• Windows Phone

Convert to WMV or ASF with a LEAD mux and store a script in the header or the stream.

This demo demonstrates how to draw annotations on video.

Use this demo to create a DVD image with titles, and chapters.

Adjust the DVD settings, format, menu, compression, and encoders.

Use this demo to capture video from a live source and then do a buffered playback.
Using our proprietary LBL file format you can read/write to the same file simultaneously.

Create an avi based on 30 bitmaps

This example demonstrates how to transcode an h.264 stream to an ISO (MP4) format,
without performing decoding and re-encoding, providing a faster method of conversion
for the following formats:

• AVI - with H.264 video stream
• MPEG2 Transport - with H.264 video stream.
• OGG with H.264.

Note that for this demo to work, audio must be encoded as AAC.

This demo demonstrates how to live stream the multimedia capture from a video/audio device using RTSP.

This demo demonstrates how to extract and display general, video, and audio information about a media file.

This demo demonstrates how to write multimedia to an ISO file or to a DVD disc.

Play a mpeg2 file or open a tcp/udp stream

Also demonstrates use of the callback filter allowing you to go frame by frame

This demo demonstrates how to transcode a video by splitting and processing its parts across multiple virtual machines before merging and producing the output.

Player demo demonstrates our main player using any one of our supported video formats or opening a stream.

This demo demonstrates how to publish a video to a Windows Media Services (WMS) Server.

Demonstrates how to stream an MPEG2 compatible file.

This demo demonstrates how to host a RTSP stream.

This demo demonstrates how to synchronize two video players.

This demo demonstrates how to host a video conferencing server and connect with a client.

Demonstrates the use of the callback filter by letting you do lots of different
effects to the video by manipulating the captured frame data.

Capture video from the a selected source e.g(screen, webcam, etc).

• Choose the type of encoder
• Edit Capture Size
• Use one of our filters

Convert to any of our supported formats

• Add video/audio recompression
• Add video/audio processors and filters

Player demo demonstrates our main player using any one of our supported video formats or opening a stream.

This demo provides a simple viewer for the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming Server's logfiles.

For more information about the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming SDK, click here.

This demo provides both a standalone implementation of the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming server and a UI for configuring the Media Streaming Server Service implementation.

• The Media Server can be used to stream audio and video files to a variety of devices using popular streaming methods, such as:
  • HTML5 video - for most web browsers (PC and mobile devices)
  • Adobe Flash RTMP - for any web browser that has Adobe Flash installed
  • Apple HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) - for Apple iPad / iPhone and Android devices
  • RTSP/RTP - for web browsers with the Apple Quicktime or VLC RTSP plugin installed or any application that supports RTSP
  • RTSP/RTP (MPEG-2 transport) - for web browsers with Apple Quicktime or VLC RTSP plugin installed or any application that supports RTSP
  • RTSP/RTP over HTTP - for web browsers with Apple Quicktime or VLC RTSP plugin installed or any application that supports RTSP
  • Adobe HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) - for most web browsers that have Adobe Flash installed
  • MPEG-DASH - for most web browsers that have Adobe Flash
  • Microsoft Smooth Streaming (SSF) - for web browsers with Microsoft Silverlight installed
• For information on configuring and running the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming Server, click here.
• For more information about the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming SDK, click here.

This demo provides both a standalone implementation of the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming server and a UI for configuring the Media Streaming Server Service implementation.

• The Media Server can be used to stream audio and video files to a variety of devices using popular streaming methods, such as:
  • HTML5 video - for most web browsers (PC and mobile devices)
  • Adobe Flash RTMP - for any web browser that has Adobe Flash installed
  • Apple HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) - for Apple iPad / iPhone and Android devices
  • RTSP/RTP - for web browsers with the Apple Quicktime or VLC RTSP plugin installed or any application that supports RTSP
  • RTSP/RTP (MPEG-2 transport) - for web browsers with Apple Quicktime or VLC RTSP plugin installed or any application that supports RTSP
  • RTSP/RTP over HTTP - for web browsers with Apple Quicktime or VLC RTSP plugin installed or any application that supports RTSP
  • Adobe HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) - for most web browsers that have Adobe Flash installed
  • MPEG-DASH - for most web browsers that have Adobe Flash
  • Microsoft Smooth Streaming (SSF) - for web browsers with Microsoft Silverlight installed
• For information on configuring and running the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming Server, click here.
• For more information about the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming SDK, click here.

Implements a Windows service (with no UI) using the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming SDK to create a media streaming server.

• The Media Server can be used to stream audio and video files to a variety of devices using popular streaming methods, such as:
  • HTML5 video - for most web browsers (PC and mobile devices)
  • Adobe Flash RTMP - for any web browser that has Adobe Flash installed
  • Apple HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) - for Apple iPad / iPhone and Android devices
  • RTSP/RTP - for web browsers with the Apple Quicktime or VLC RTSP plugin installed or any application that supports RTSP
  • RTSP/RTP (MPEG-2 transport) - for web browsers with Apple Quicktime or VLC RTSP plugin installed or any application that supports RTSP
  • RTSP/RTP over HTTP - for web browsers with Apple Quicktime or VLC RTSP plugin installed or any application that supports RTSP
  • Adobe HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) - for most web browsers that have Adobe Flash installed
  • MPEG-DASH - for most web browsers that have Adobe Flash
  • Microsoft Smooth Streaming (SSF) - for web browsers with Microsoft Silverlight installed
• The Media Streaming Server Service can be configured using the UI created by the Media Streaming Server demo.
• For information on configuring and running the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming Server, click here.
• For more information about the LEADTOOLS Media Streaming SDK, click here.