html5-video

<input type="file" capture="camera" accept="image/*"> allows a mobile browser to take a picture. On Android native browser and chrome, clicking the input button launches the camera instantly. On iOS Safari, the button launches an alert asking to "Take Photo" or choose from "Photo Library". How can I launch the native camera immediately? It has to do with who is supporting WebRTC . Currently there is no Safari support, partial support from Chrome on Android, experimental support from Firefox for Android. On Android, the default behavior is to use the front facing camera. Future work will allow

Hi I am using FFMPEG to convert the uploaded video with PHP. echo "conversion exercise started...<br/><br/>"; /* looping through all files in the directory */ if ($handle = opendir('assets/uploaded_videos')) { while (false !== ($entry = readdir($handle))) { /* filtering the desired extensions */ if ($entry != "." && $entry != ".." && in_array(substr($entry, strrpos($entry, '.')), array(".wmv", ".mpg", ".mpeg", ".flv", ".ogg", ".mp4"))) { $filename = substr($entry, 0, strrpos($entry, '.')); //$command = "ffmpeg -i assets/uploaded_videos/$entry -vcodec libx264 assetss/videos/$filename.mp4";

I am using video.js to play flash(.flv) video. But when I press play button it does not play video? I have used the "techorder:"["flash","html"] . But it made no difference. Is there any plugin to for flash video in videojs ? How can I play .flv video in video.js ? video.js can play FLV in the Flash tech. If you're self-hosting video.js rather than using the CDN, make sure the path to your swf is correct, e.g. <script> videojs.options.flash.swf = "http://example.com/path/to/video-js.swf" </script> Make sure to use the correct video/x-flv mime type in the source tag: <source src="http://example