NewPipe — Lightweight Streaming Front-End
Popular free and open-source Android app for browsing and streaming video/audio without needing the official service apps or an account.
- Suitable forB.Tech CSE students
- Build time4-6 weeks
- LevelIntermediate
- Available atAjvika Labs, Kakinada
About this project
NewPipe is a lightweight Android front-end for online video and audio streaming services. Written mainly in Java with Kotlin extensions, it parses content directly instead of relying on official APIs, and plays media through ExoPlayer with background playback and downloader support.
The codebase is a great learning resource for custom media players, background services, notification-based media controls, and building resilient apps that gracefully handle upstream website changes — all valuable, transferable Android engineering skills.
Project Overview
NewPipe — Lightweight Streaming Front-End is an intermediate-level CSE project designed for B.Tech students. Popular free and open-source Android app for browsing and streaming video/audio without needing the official service apps or an account.
Objectives
- Understand the problem statement and define clear functional requirements for the system.
- Structure the application into clean, reusable modules with proper data handling and validation.
- Design and implement the complete solution using Java, Kotlin, Android SDK, ExoPlayer.
- Test the implementation, document the results, and prepare a working demonstration.
Software and Tools
- Android Studio
- Gradle
- ExoPlayer
Technology Stack
Java, Kotlin, Android SDK, ExoPlayer, Room
Working Principle and Implementation
The application follows a modular structure: a user-facing interface collects input, the core logic processes the data and applies the required rules, and the results are stored or presented back to the user. Data is managed through Room. The project is organised so that each module can be developed, tested and extended independently.
Applications
- Academic mini/major project submission for B.Tech (CSE).
- Base platform that can be extended with additional features for real-world use.
- Hands-on practice with Java, Kotlin, Android SDK.
Learning Outcomes
- Practical understanding of Java, Kotlin, Android SDK.
- End-to-end project workflow: requirement analysis, design, implementation and testing.
- Documentation and presentation of a complete engineering project.
Project Details
- Domain: CSE
- Level: B.Tech
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Estimated Duration: 4-6 weeks
The codebase is a great learning resource for custom media players, background services, notification-based media controls, and building resilient apps that gracefully handle upstream website changes — all valuable, transferable Android engineering skills.
Project Overview
NewPipe — Lightweight Streaming Front-End is an intermediate-level CSE project designed for B.Tech students. Popular free and open-source Android app for browsing and streaming video/audio without needing the official service apps or an account.
Objectives
- Understand the problem statement and define clear functional requirements for the system.
- Structure the application into clean, reusable modules with proper data handling and validation.
- Design and implement the complete solution using Java, Kotlin, Android SDK, ExoPlayer.
- Test the implementation, document the results, and prepare a working demonstration.
Software and Tools
- Android Studio
- Gradle
- ExoPlayer
Technology Stack
Java, Kotlin, Android SDK, ExoPlayer, Room
Working Principle and Implementation
The application follows a modular structure: a user-facing interface collects input, the core logic processes the data and applies the required rules, and the results are stored or presented back to the user. Data is managed through Room. The project is organised so that each module can be developed, tested and extended independently.
Applications
- Academic mini/major project submission for B.Tech (CSE).
- Base platform that can be extended with additional features for real-world use.
- Hands-on practice with Java, Kotlin, Android SDK.
Learning Outcomes
- Practical understanding of Java, Kotlin, Android SDK.
- End-to-end project workflow: requirement analysis, design, implementation and testing.
- Documentation and presentation of a complete engineering project.
Project Details
- Domain: CSE
- Level: B.Tech
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Estimated Duration: 4-6 weeks
Technologies used
Software & tools
- Android Studio\nGradle\nExoPlayer
What you get
- Working project / hardware kit, tested before delivery
- Complete source code with explanation
- Project demo and guidance for your viva
- Project report, PPT and IEEE paper support (on request)
Delivery & Payment
Delivery takes a minimum of two weeks from the date your inquiry is confirmed.
Payment is in two parts:
• 50% advance to start the project
• Remaining 50% before delivery
Note:
• Documentation and PPT are not included by default
• If you need documentation/PPT, it can be arranged for extra time and cost
We'll confirm the exact timeline and cost with you after reviewing your requirements.
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