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There's a way to merge an audio (wav) and a video (webm) in a nodejs server? Since WebM is a container format, I hope that is possible add audio track to an existing WebM file. I'm right? Anyone know a NodeJS package for doing this? Found a solution, but is not really simple to do. For do this is required ffmpeg (or similar). To install it I done this steps: (only for mac) install HomeBrew . run the installation of ffmpeg with all the dependences that is required: sudo brew install ffmpeg --with-libvpx --with-theora --whit-libogg --with-libvorbis now we can merge a audio and a video file with

So - I think this is a browser bug. It came up in a much more complicated design/site, but I've had a good solid fiddle around, simplified my code and designs, etc, and have found the following: When embedding <video> without a controls attribute in Chrome, triggering the video to play using javascript causes the video element to go blank. http://jsfiddle.net/trolleymusic/2fHTv/ The blankness is a bit random, sometimes by rolling out of the element, it'll reappear. Sometimes you need to click/focus on something else, most of the time pausing the video will cause it to reappear. I've also put a

does anyone know of a java library that plays vp8 or webm videos? thanks! VLC can play webm and vp8 videos since version 1.1.0, and there are Java bindings available for it. Have a look at: jVLC: http://wiki.videolan.org/Java_bindings VLCJ: http://code.google.com/p/vlcj/ I've used jVLC and it works, but it is not actively maintained anymore. VLCJ looks very good. http://sourceforge.net/projects/javavp8decoder/ it's beta but maybe it's a start. I don't know of any native implementations (yet) but there are plugins for gstreamer and ffmpg , both have very good java-wrappers 来源： https:/

yarn add vue-video-player main.js import VideoPlayer from 'vue-video-player' require('video.js/dist/video-js.css') require('vue-video-player/src/custom-theme.css') Vue.use(VideoPlayer) 完整代码如下 <template> <div> <!--https://github.surmon.me/vue-video-player/--> <video-player class="vjs-custom-skin" ref="videoPlayer" :options="playerOptions" :playsinline="true" @play="onPlayerPlay($event)" @pause="onPlayerPause($event)" @ended="onPlayerEnded($event)" @loadeddata="onPlayerLoadeddata($event)" @waiting="onPlayerWaiting($event)" @playing="onPlayerPlaying($event)" @timeupdate="onPlayerTimeupdate($event

I am trying to achieve video downloading in parallel from multiple sources. However MSE appendBuffer method always fails when not following sequence order of video file. I would like to append parts in random order and play video "as soon as possible". I was exploring SourceBuffer mode property as well as timestampOffset. None of those were helpful. I am wondering if source webm file i have could be in "not supported format" for such a task (sequential approach works fine). source video file Thank you for any advices. UPDATE: I tried to analyse well known example video file and i figured out

I am trying to convert a remote WebM file on the fly to MP4. This should happen without writing anything to disk. Furthermore it would be great to be able to stream out results as soon as possible. This is my flask function without the actual conversion, so you get a idea of the streaming. @app.route("/stream/mp4") def as_mp4(): url = "http://video.webmfiles.org/big-buck-bunny_trailer.webm" r = requests.get(url, stream=True) def stream(): # convert it here for chunk in r.iter_content(chunk_size=1024): yield chunk # end for # end def return Response(stream(), mimetype="video/mp4") # end def You

I have an app that generates a bunch of jpgs that I need to turn into a webm video. I'm trying to get my rgb data from the jpegs into the vpxenc sample. I can see the basic shapes from the original jpgs in the output video, but everything is tinted green (even pixels that should be black are about halfway green) and every other scanline has some garbage in it. I'm trying to feed it VPX_IMG_FMT_YV12 data, which I'm assuming is structured like so: for each frame 8-bit Y data 8-bit averages of each 2x2 V block 8-bit averages of each 2x2 U block Here is a source image and a screenshot of the video

I'm trying to broadcast a webcam's video to other clients in real-time, but I encounter some problems when viewer's start watching in the middle. For this purpose, I get the webcam's stream using getUserMedia (and all its siblings). Then, on a button click, I start recording the stream and send each segment/chunk/whatever you call it to the broadcaster's websocket's backend: var mediaRecorder = new MediaRecorder(stream); mediaRecorder.start(1000); mediaRecorder.ondataavailable = function (event) { uploadVideoSegment(event); //wrap with a blob and call socket.send(...) } On the server side (Web