html5-video

问题 I knit a Rmd file (to html) with a chunk producing a mp4 movie : ```{r clock, fig.width=7, fig.height=6, fig.show='animate'} par(mar = rep(3, 4)) for (i in seq(pi/2, -4/3 * pi, length = 12)) { plot(0, 0, pch = 20, ann = FALSE, axes = FALSE) arrows(0, 0, cos(i), sin(i)) axis(1, 0, "VI"); axis(2, 0, "IX") axis(3, 0, "XII"); axis(4, 0, "III"); box() } ``` knitr generates the following html code for embedding the mp4 movie : <p><video controls="controls" loop="loop"><source src="figure/clock.mp4"

问题 If I create a single page application (angular) where I try to switch pages with several videos on one page (for example 4), after several switches I have a problem with endless pending requests. According to this question Dynamic img (or video) tags don't load resources at all, HTTP requests are "pending" and post about this problem in Chrome https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=234779 there are next advices: Don't use preload="metadata" (or preload="auto") and use preload=

问题 I am not sure why autoplay function doesn't work on site. Live site- http://lyorcohen.searchinteractions.com/ComingSoon/ <video class="supervideo hidden-phone hidden-tablet" poster="images/stillframe.jpg" autoplay> <source src="video/WeaveLogo.mov" /> Your browser does not support the HTML5 video tag. Please upgrade it. </video> 回答1: Works in Chrome but not in Firefox. You also get this error in Firefox when the MP4 fails (due to testing this on an XP machine which does not support mp4 with

问题 In React, I'm using a video element to dynamically load static video files depending on what button the user clicks, and each time the video changes the poster image is displayed briefly. Here's what my video player markup looks like: <video id="video-player" controls controlsList="nodownload" autoPlay={props.autoplay} src={props.video} onMouseOver={(e) => e.target.controls = true} onMouseOut={(e) => e.target.controls = false} poster={poster} > I'm trying to find a way to wait for the new

问题 On the homepage of my site I have a full screen html5 background video playing through JWPlayer. My internet connection is so fast it loads instantly and plays perfectly. So I'm wondering what would be a optimal file size, or how to test this? Currently I've got a good quality 1 minute version at 10MB. Thanks 回答1: If you want to emulate various web speeds, check out Charles Proxy (http://www.charlesproxy.com/). I'd hesitate to say there's an "optimal" size for a bg video. As always, smaller

问题 I'm trying to get an HTML5 video element to autoplay on a Samsung Smart TV (in the regular browser, not specifically as a TV app, if that makes any difference). Perhaps the autoplay element just doesn't work - I have tried all of the following. autoplay="true" autoplay="autoplay" autoplay=autoplay The video element will play fine manually (once you have managed to point the cursor on the incredibly tiny play control!) Has anyone else got this to work? 回答1: This should work: <video id="video"

问题 Hello I'm developing a video player that shows unique words on the side inside a listbox. When a user clicks a word it has the value of that word in which second it occurs on the video. The value for the word will be like 86.3 second. I use MediaElement.js video player. Here is the code for the player: <script type="text/javascript"> new MediaElement('Video1', { // shows debug errors on screen enablePluginDebug: false, // remove or reorder to change plugin priority plugins: ['flash',

问题 Hello I'm developing a video player that shows unique words on the side inside a listbox. When a user clicks a word it has the value of that word in which second it occurs on the video. The value for the word will be like 86.3 second. I use MediaElement.js video player. Here is the code for the player: <script type="text/javascript"> new MediaElement('Video1', { // shows debug errors on screen enablePluginDebug: false, // remove or reorder to change plugin priority plugins: ['flash',

问题 I have a list of films (buttons) which - when a user clicks - performs an AJAX request to update the video tag's source attribute. Before loading the new video (.load()), the video element is cloned, removed, then re-inserted into the DOM (this is to fix a Safari bug). See code below: //load in new paths var contentVideos = $("#projectsMedia video source"); contentVideos.each(function () { if ($(this).attr("src").lastIndexOf("mp4") !== -1) { $(this).attr("src", videoPath + ".mp4"); } else if

问题 I'm trying to create a HTML5 video background for a website but I cannot seem to get it to work on Safari. Does anyone have any ideas? Here's the HTML video tags I'm using <video id="bgVideo" class="bg__video" autoplay loop> <source src="./vid/Sample_Vid.ogv" type="video/ogv"> <source src="./vid/Sample_Vid.m4v" type="video/m4v"> <source src="./vid/Sample_Vid.webm" type="video/webm"> </video> I've tried adding a script tag under it to start playing the video with JS but that's not helped