html5-video

问题 I'm trying to convert my JS code to JQuery because all my other code is in JQuery and for consistency, but I'm having trouble with the range inputs being updated upon changing value. I have the following html: <video width="400" height="225" id="video-1"> //sources... <p> Sorry, your browser does not support HTML5 video. </p> </video> <div id="video-controls"> <input type="range" id="volume" min="0" max="1" step="0.1" value="1"> </div> and am trying to change the volume like so: $('#volume')

问题 I have two video files in my design. The first one is logo reveal animation and the second one is logo animation. I want to load the first video only when the page loads every time. And i want to load the second video after the first video ends. Here my target is : 1st video plays when the page loads(only one time - every page load). If the first video ends, the second video will plays in the loop. I don't want to show the logo reveal(1st) again and again. How to do this. Hope i'll be getting

问题 I'm trying to create control buttons using jQuery for my html5 video, which is hosted locally. However I can't seem to get the buttons to work. I have tried different methods of coding but seem to work. $(function(){ var video = $('#video').get(0); $(document).delegate('#play-button', 'click', function() { video.load(); video.play(); $('#play-button').addClass('hide'); }); $(document).delegate('#pause', 'click', function() { if (video.play() === true) { video.pause(); } else { $('#pause > img

问题 I have a website requirement , users can able to record video (with sound) and upload to server. First i think about flash and red5(media server) but found that flash does not support IPAD or iphone. Now am think about HTML5 video recording, but somebody told me that html5 video recording still in beta and not stable and it does not support all browsers. Please advice which is best , help is highly appreciable. Thanks, 回答1: To upload a video from an iPhone to a web server, you can use an

问题 I have a question about how I can stream a large video in parts. Lets say I have a video that is 1G large and I want to break into 10 equal parts (~100MB each). Now what I want to do is have a video player (preferably HTML5 /JS and not a Flash Player) that plays these 10 videos from start to finish without any noticeable gaps in-between. The purpose of this is to to make sure that the entire video is NOT being downloaded in cases when user isn't watching the entire video. Is this a pointless

问题 I want to load video js dynamically from URL but it is not working. var container = document.getElementById("my_video_1"); videojs(container, { controls: true, class:'video-js vjs-default-skin', techOrder: ["html5", "flash"], source: [{ type : 'video/mp4', src : 'http://vjs.zencdn.net/v/oceans.mp4' }] }, function() { }); <script src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CharlotteDunois/videojs-loopbutton/master/videojs.loopbutton.min.js"></script> <link href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com

问题 I'm using the 'poster' attribute on a video tag and the way it seems to work at least in webkit browsers is that it loads the poster image and then once enough of the video has loaded, it replaces that poster with an auto-generated poster from the video file itself. However, my poster images don't match the auto-generated posters which results in a weird experience of one image loading, then being replaced in a few seconds by the auto-generated image. Is there any way to prevent the auto

问题 I'm using a Webview, playing different html5 videos (internal tag and Youtube videos). When closing the Webview I tried loading a blank page + hiding the view + pausing the webview. The Webview seems to be closed correctly and the video stops playing. The problem is on Galaxy S4 + S2, when opening the Webview again and playing another video. The new video is been paused immediately after being played. When I press "play" again, the video is automatically paused again. This will happen with

问题 Safari does not seem to be able to cache mp4 files. I am using web inspector on Safari 8.0 desktop and iOS 7 and 8 iPad and mp4 files of any size (I tried as small as .75MB do not seem to ever make it into the http cache. Furthermore, which I select the mp4 resource in the web inspector I see a spinner that never completes and am unable to see the request and response headers. Can someone prove me wrong and show me an example of an mp4 caching in Safari? Here are the headers I see when using

问题 I'm trying to create a video that autoplays from a point in the video after you jump to it after clicking a button. I have it so that the video jumps to the spot, but I cannot figure out how to get it to autoplay from there. I'm new to javascript and I think there might be a simple solution I'm missing. function Fwd(){ if (video.currentTime < 17.91 && video.currentTime >= 0) { (video.currentTime = 17.92) } else if (video.currentTime < 35.93 && video.currentTime > 17.91) { (video.currentTime =