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I have an application that has the possibility to record a video and to upload it.
After i get the video from UIImagePickerView i upload it using a PUT method using ASIHTTPRequest.
I get memory warnings and sometimes the upload times out.
I was thinking that i have to save the video before uploading.
What is the best solution for my problem?
Regards,
George
Well I don’t know how big your video is, but I think either AVFoundation or MediaPlayer have methods for getting specific frames out of the video.
If you get out of memory, you can get either split it up to frames and upload each one of them in a loop, or split the video in n-second parts, where n seconds is a sub video that has good uploading time and good memory footprint.
I already have used in a project AVAssetImageGenerator, to get UIImages from a video and upload them, and it worked fine.