ANDROID LIVE CAPABILITIES
Android Live Streaming Features
Go live
- Host and audience roles
- Room lifecycle management
Bring people together
- Live video playback
- Audience participation
Make it yours
- Flexible application layout
- Platform-specific building blocks
Explore Android Live Streaming APIs
Connect AtomicXCore video views and room state to your Android host and audience interface.
Add a Android Live Video View
Place the AtomicXCore video view in your Android layout. Bind it to room state while your application supplies the surrounding controls and navigation.
val coreView = LiveCoreView(
context, viewType = CoreViewType.PUSH_VIEW
)
coreView.setLiveID(liveID)
container.addView(coreView)Start Live Streaming in Android
Authenticate the host, prepare local audio and video, and create the live room. Use the same room ID for the media view and room lifecycle.
val info = LiveInfo().apply {
liveID = roomID
liveName = "Studio sessions"
seatTemplate = SeatLayoutTemplate.VideoDynamicGrid9Seats
}
LiveListStore.shared().createLive(info, liveCallback)CUSTOMIZATION
Customize Your Android Live Interface
Arrange video, audience interactions, and navigation around the live experience in your Android app.
GET STARTED
Add Live Streaming to Your Android App
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implementation("io.trtc.uikit:atomicx-core:4.0.0.110")
api("com.tencent.imsdk:imsdk-plus:8.9.7511")LoginStore.shared.login(
context, SDKAppID, userID, userSig, loginCallback
)Android Live Streaming SDK FAQs
Does the Android Live Streaming SDK include a video view?
The Android Live Streaming SDK includes AtomicXCore video views and room state APIs. Your app supplies the host and audience interface around those views; choose TUILiveKit for ready-made screens.
How does this SDK fit with UI Kit?
What must be configured before broadcasting?
Enable the Live service, authenticate the host, and request camera and microphone access. Bind the same live room ID to the media view and room lifecycle calls.