html5-video

I want to use an HTML5 video player and stream videos. Is this possible with S3/CloudFront? I understand Amazon uses the RTMP streaming protocol and HTML5's video tag does not support RTMP. Is there any way to stream videos with HTML5 players? Much of what @Wayne Koorts posted provides the basis for a good answer. The disconnect it seems is that you can "stream" video via progressive download. This works with any html5 compatible video file, as he illustrated. In order to get the best performance in a progressive download of mp4 files, you need the moov atom meta data to appear at the

I want to embed video player in asp.net which can support multi video formats and can run same format clip in different browsers. i.e mp4/ogg clip can be played on firfox as well as on chrome Nothing to do with asp.net (this is pure html stuff), just write out a html video tag html5rocks diveintohtml5 May I suggest this simple code: <video width="320" height="240" controls> <source src="videoSource.mp4" type="video/mp4"> <source src="movie.ogg" type="video/ogg"> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video> Source: W3Schools You can use swf files, if you want, in this way: <embed src=

I have channelled the stream returned by getUserMedia to <video> element in html page, video now can be seen in that element. The problem is that if I pause the video from the controls of video element, and then resume after x seconds, then the timer being shown in video element will jump to pauseTime + x seconds. I guess this is because the stream is not getting paused as we pause the playback in video element. If so can we pause the stream too. That is the very thing of Streams, you can't pause them... But what you can do however, is to buffer this stream, and play what you've bufferred. To

I drew a video HTML5 with mp4 file source, To improve css styling and everything, I redraw the frame image of the video onto canvas in 20ms interval just like many Javascript developer does, Example on w3schools: The Last Drawing Example If you display it on IE10 or firefox it will display everything fine, But when I display it on Chrome (mine is the latest version 31), after some times it will crash (aw snap!) Any idea why or is there any solution to this? Use requestAnimationFrame (rAF) instead. The 20ms makes no sense. Most video runs at 30 FPS in the US (NTSC system) and at 25 FPS in

I have 3 canvas on a line, and in each I want to put an image (screenshot form a video, at different time). The problem is that all 3 screenshots are at the same time (the last time specified). Bellow is my JavaScript code. function getVideoScreenShot(videoFile, currentIncidentTime, idx) { var images = []; for(var canvas=1; canvas<=3; canvas++) { var canvasId = "#canvas"+ idx + canvas; var milisec = parseInt(currentIncidentTime)%1000; var secFromMilisec = milisec/1000; var sec = (parseInt(currentIncidentTime)/1000)%60; sec = "" + sec + ""; sec = parseInt(sec.substring(0,2)); var min = (

I have a model that uses "models.FileField()", which I then display back to the user so they may click the link and have a file rendered in their browser. The user can upload various types of files. Problem is, I'd like to handle large avi's differently, and have the file stream to the user. The requirement I have is to simply stream/transcode video files from the media_root dir to an end user's browser, preferably in a mac friendly format. It would be for a couple users at most. I've search and stumbled upon a few projects: https://github.com/andrewebdev/django-video https://github.com

The video texture example below does not seem to work on android LG nexus phone although all other non video examples work including the youtube example on three.js. Does anyone else have this issue? I am trying to render video using THREE.WebGLRenderer so that I can ultimately use stereo effect with it to use it with VR (like google cardboard) kit. So far only CSS3DRenderer/Canvas rendered videos seem to work on the phone. But I can't use these renderers because stereo effect does not work with these renderers (i.e effect = new THREE.StereoEffect(renderer);) http://mrdoob.github.io/three.js