html5-video

Using spring boot, I want to make RESTful-based video player. I have my .mp4 extension videos in my file browser. How can I serve these videos on the frontend side by creating a rest endpoint? I've tried this method. The video can be started or stopped. But it can not be done backwards or forwards. Can not get it to the desired minute and start. Spring Content supports video streaming out of the box. Using Spring Content for the file-system (FS) you would be able to create yourself a video store backed by the filesystem, put your video(s) in that store, and using the companion library Spring

I have simple page with a webm video with transparent background. It works well on desktop. It works well on Chrome for Android version 66 on my android phone running android 9.0 too. But after upgrading to Chrome for Android version 68, the video displays solid background color. I checked the console and no error or warning found. Chrome 66: ] 2 ] 2 Chrome 68: I tested on Chrome for Android version 68 on other phones which running Android 7 and it works well. Does anyone know why this happens that and how to resolve it? I had a similar problem when webm was converted with VP8 codec. I fixed

I have a html5 videoplayer with custom controls that I show/hide as needed. The default controls are removed via video.removeAttribute("controls"). However, when the user launches fullscreen, he gets the default iOS controls and can scrub through ads. Is there a way of disabling seeking in fullscreen mode? Thanks. According to Apple, in fullscreen mode, they will always provide video controls: http://developer.apple.com/library/safari/#documentation/AudioVideo/Conceptual/Using_HTML5_Audio_Video/Device-SpecificConsiderations/Device-SpecificConsiderations.html You could always disable fullscreen

I am trying to implement an HTML5 video player for viewing local videos using a local HTML file, and I would like to have VTT captions and subtitles capability. I am currently using VideoJS for playback; however, my question is not implementation specific. When I attempt to use the VTT files, I get a cross-origin error saying that the files cannot be used. (This depends on the browser though, as IE 10 seems to play just fine while Firefox and Chrome throw the error.) I would like to have a cross-browser way of doing this, and I would be interested in any solutions/work arounds that anyone has

I've got an issue with WebView on Android 3.1 and higher. I have a WebView with the <video> tag in my activity and it plays without any problems. When the activity onDestroy() is called I'm calling destroy() on the WebView to stop the video. Everything works fine. The issue occurs when I press play, then switch into fullscreen, exit fullscreen and press play again. Then I destroy the Activity and WebView, but the video is still running—why? I call the callback from onShowCustomView(View view, CustomViewCallback callback) when I return from fullscreen. The video sound stops when I open the same

On iOS I can simply remove the play button by doing video::-webkit-media-controls-start-playback-button { display: none !important; } However, on Android (using version 7.0) I can't remove the play button when trying the following. video::-webkit-media-controls-overlay-play-button video::-webkit-media-controls video::--webkit-media-controls-play-button Here's my video element: <video autoplay muted></video> I could solve this natively, as shown here HTML5 video remove overlay play icon , but I'd prefer to do a CSS solution if possible. For reference, this is what the Android play button looks

I'm serving video from an MVC3 site, with the controller action that returns the video returning a FilePathResult, and when trying to play back in the browser, I'm seeing some frustrating issues, regardless of my using video.js or mediaelement.js. Chrome doesn't let you change the position using progressbar, nor does it allow you to replay the video once it has completed IE9 seems relatively fine Firefox doesn't show the elapsed/remaining time correctly However, if I just give a relative path to the file being hosted, it all works fine. The videos need to be available only to users who belong

I need to develop a script utilizing computer vision that will: Scan all frames of an Flash/HTML5 video for people's faces Identify the video frames that shows the faces looking directly at the camera Crop the face in a perfect square Copy the cropped face to a .PNG file Any recommendations for a Python computer vision library that could help me develop this script? jilles de wit As jonesy said opencv is your best bet for facedetection "out of the box". To use flash video as imput you'd need something that will allow you to read .flv (flash video) files that you can connect to opencv. I haven