html5-video

I run my webrtc code with chrome 21. If I open two tabs in the same chrome, and then open page with webrtc code inside. One tab is for sending video stream; one tab is for receiving video stream It works fine. However, If I open page with two Incognito mode or two different chrome browser, I can get the sdp and candidate information correctly. It seems that video can decode the information. In remote video, I can see only Besides, it seems crash. I tried to click "close chrome" but useless. Does anyone have any similar problem? While testing WebRTC , I found that such condition occurs when we

In YouTube, we can change the quality of the video from a dropdown like 360p, 144p, 240p, etc. Can we do the same with HTML5 video element from JavaScript? Manual selection of quality is just a matter of: Saving the currentTime in a variable setting the video src to the URL of a different video (with the same content at a different quality) Setting the currentTime to the value in the variable Playing the video You want to use the youtube-api with html5-player or you are using video files on your server? if youtube-api, try: https://developers.google.com/youtube/iframe_api_reference [edit] The

I've encoded a few videos on http://www.theparkerpalmsprings.com to play using HTML5 when loaded via an iPhone or iPad. In my testing, everything works as expected when viewing the site on an iPhone (I've tested on a 3G and iPhone 4), but when loading on the iPad the Quicktime logo flashes quickly and then nothing happens. Is this a problem with the encoding of the videos or am I doing something else incorrectly? Any input would be greatly appreciated! A few test links (directly to pages with video): http://theparkerpalmsprings.com/spa/ (large video on iPad, small video on iPhone) http:/

I have a video file in MKV format, i want to play that file in the browser without converting, how can i play this file format in browser? <video width="320" height="240" controls> <source src="movie.mkv" type="video/mkv"> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video> i want this file to be played in full screen mode always. My browser is chrome. It will refuse to play Matroska if the type attribute is set to video/x-matroska . Try removing the type attribute completely. After some experimentation with this issue, I've found the best solution is to set the mime type to video/webm .

I have searched around quite a bit but have not solved my problem. I have a video tag running as follows: <video class="ne" src="{{ page | video_url }}" muted="true" volume="0" controls width="720" height="480" poster="{{ page | video_poster_image_url }}" type="video/mp4"> </video> I am using Jekyll for the URLs. They work fine. The site is live at switzerlandllc.com . Click any video in FF and it shows an image and an X. Chrome and other browsers work fine. If you grab the source of a video and load it in a new tab it plays fine. At least it does for me. I have added: AddType video/ogg .ogv

After we are moving over to html5 and many browsers like Google chrome bans VLC web plugin. ... Is there any way to play h.264 / h.265 Rtsp streams in browsers this days ? Direct RTSP streaming is still not supported by browsers, if you have to play an RTSP stream in the browser then you need a proxy server that will convert RTSP to HTTP stream. Many open source projects are there that will do the work of RTSP to HTTP conversion or you can use FFmpeg (used by VLC) to convert RTSP to HTTP and then can stream it on the browser. These guys put together an rtsp over websocket player. https:/