Take a look at the NPR app. It uses a little server (StreamProxy.java)
that changes the header of an audio stream so that devices that have
older Android OS on them can stream. You could use this same method to
accomplish your task.

Shawn

On Feb 4, 1:13 pm, dindin <dinesh.nadara...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I currently have H.264 + AAC streaming to the android device. The
> stream is encrypted. How can I play it back. I have the algorithm to
> decrypt the AV packets as they arrive but how do I play it back? Can
> the Android MediaPlayer use a buffer as a source? Can anyone point me
> to to some samples/resources how how this can be implemented?
>
> I have searched through earlier emails on this topic and found the
> last answer (in 2009) stating "this feature is currently not
> supported".
>
> Thanks in advance.
> (Android 2.2 on Nexus One)
>
> -D

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