Port open-source C project (FFmpeg) to Android

The project as simple as that - just port the application and prove that it works :) We require the ability to use FFmpeg on Android to record video sent over a network. FFmpeg should work just as one would use it on a PC - with the same command-line arguments and with control of when to terminate the receiving (=recording) process. Because FFmpeg is written in C, we need to use the Android NDK to compile it, and then connect the native library to java code so we can run the process from any java application. Expected project outcome: --------------------------------- An Android NDK + SDK project containing the following Java(and C) functions: - main(argc, argv) - terminate() APK that can receive two broadcast intent types: - main (receives cmd args in the form of a string and passes them to the c code) - terminate (receives no arguments) VirtualBox VM + Script for compiling the project Testing and approving the project: ------------------------------------------- 1. Compile the code, including the java intent handlers 2. Call the “main” intent function with example command line arguments used for streaming: RX (To be run on the android): >> ffmpeg -i udp://0.0.0.0:1234 -b 10000k [login to view URL] The suitable TX command line (To be run on a PC): >> ffmpeg -i [login to view URL] -b 10000k -f mpegts udp://[login to view URL] 3. Call the “terminate” function while the “main” is running. Verify that a proper, non-corrupt video file was saved to disk after the “terminate” 4. Test for more sample command-line arguments - Saving UDP stream, Saving HTTP stream, Saving to Various file formats and bitrates as supported by FFmpeg Final Notes -------------- We are building a new product based on Android, For this project need a programmer with experience in compiling projects for Android using the NDK Working with us can be a source of more jobs with a wide variety of interesting components!