Mobilstudio för ShiShi TV
During the fall of 2007 Uppsala University gave the course ?Projekt DV?. As a result of this class a publishing tool for real-time media came to be ShiShi TV. The purpose of this application was to introduce a new way to reach out to people. This was done with a video player on the Internet and a second one placed in a regular mobile phone. To render this possible some different languages were used. C# was used to write the PC-client which records and splits the material into small video pieces, to later transmit them to the ShiShi-server. Viewers from the Internet met an Adobe Flash-based video player which was placed on a PHP-page and used a MySQL-server to communicate with the ShiShi-server. And to view the contents on the mobile phone a Java ME-application was created.This degree project has its focus on introducing an application that from a mobile phone can act as a publisher of data into the ShiShi-network.To narrow the width of this project, the decision of targeting one specific mobile phone was made. By making a compilation of current mobile phones, I could draw the conclusion that the Nokia N95 with the Symbian S60 OS was the most suitable deviceas a test and target device for this project.In the end of this degree project we could show that by using the same approach as the PC-client, we were able to send media in real-time, however with a much larger gap between the video files.