ToddFrankson

I am, I don't have the funding to hire anyone, Yet.........

I broke down and went with http://www.delphiffmpeg.com/ Awesome stuff, even though its got a few minor bugs and some older code (Also compatible back to D7).

Do you have it available somewhere so I can at least take a look?

Yup. android is huge worldwide.

Neither currently allows a stream outside of a server side video..... I need the ability to do this locally, without any file. For example, the same way you can load an image from a stream. The videos are small and are stored as proprietary objects. They are extracted to a MemoryStream. To play them I currently have to write them to a file (Memorystream.savetofile) and then load them in a player (WindowsMediaPlayer.URL). I'm looking for something to cut out the write to file

I was attempting to lure people in with curiosity....

The title system ist ...

Considering when an app is submitted to the Play Store, Google will give you a list of 18,000+ androids your app will work with. I recommend something that's an average size screen for UI.

I'm confused now....The Docs say there's no title and body, but you are saying there is, or did you just type the JSON up? Or was this sent thru FCMRebooted?

So what does PushService.StartupNotifications contain when the App cold starts?

@Dave Nottage I noticed this in the documentation: Note: The push notification title and body are not available in DataObject when the application is launched (coldstart) by tapping the notification in the Notification Center. So there is no way to display the notification, on a cold start, within the App??

I was looking to keep track of notifications for the user to be able to look back at them.

If the App isn't running, and receives the notification, can I, for example, add it to a text file at that point?

I expect you don't have an SSLHandler, which is required if you are using SSL by setting TLS to Explicit.

Not true. most Windows servers run Plesk, which is far better than cpanel.