Difference between revisions of "Using Ace Stream as service on Android"

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To start engine on Android you should bind to AceStreamEngineService and send a "start" command to this service.
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To start engine on Android you should bind to Ace Stream Service and send a "start" command to this service.
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The preferred way to start engine is to use Ace Stream Client helper module:
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https://github.com/acestream/android-service-client
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The example application which shows usage of this module is here:
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https://github.com/acestream/android-service-client-example
  
Brief description and source code with examples of using the engine as a service can be found here:
 
https://bitbucket.org/AceStream/androidacestreamserviceclientexample
 
  
 
After starting service you should work with Ace Stream engine using [[Engine API]] or [[Engine HTTP API]]
 
After starting service you should work with Ace Stream engine using [[Engine API]] or [[Engine HTTP API]]

Latest revision as of 14:06, 16 May 2018

To start engine on Android you should bind to Ace Stream Service and send a "start" command to this service.


The preferred way to start engine is to use Ace Stream Client helper module: https://github.com/acestream/android-service-client

The example application which shows usage of this module is here: https://github.com/acestream/android-service-client-example


After starting service you should work with Ace Stream engine using Engine API or Engine HTTP API