html5-video

I have this simple code to get chunks of video stream and play them in MediaSource. I see video, but sometimes it stops. It may work for few seconds or for few minutes. But finally it stops at some moment. chrome://media-internals/ shows no errors. What is wrong here? navigator.getUserMedia = navigator.getUserMedia || navigator.webkitGetUserMedia || navigator.mozGetUserMedia || navigator.msGetUserMedia; var mediaSource = new MediaSource(); var constraints = { "audio": true, "video": { "mandatory": { "minWidth": 320, "maxWidth": 320, "minHeight": 240, "maxHeight": 240 }, "optional": [] } };

Is it possible to use slick.js with html5 self hosted videos, to play and pause a video without user interaction? I currently have the following code to have a dual slider with a vertical slick slideshow and a main section where the large image and video will appear and scroll automatically. This will be hosted on a television so there will be no user interaction. WelcomeTV Screen Site How can I have the slide containing video play completely once it appears and once it finishes, continue the slideshow and repeat indefinitely. The videos may contain various lengths so it would need to detect

For some reason I'm sure the folks at DivX think is important, there is no straightforward way to prevent their plugin from replacing all video elements on your page with they fancy logo. What I need is a workaround for this, telling the plugin to skip some videos, i.e. not replace them with their playable content. I got around this by putting an empty HTML 5 video tag, then putting in the video source tags in a JavaScript function in the body onload event. The video then comes up in the normal HTML 5 player and not the DivX web player. e.g. This would give the DivX player: <video width="320"

I have a video that the client wants to sit "seamlessly" in the website. The background HEX color of the video matches the HEX background color of the website, and renders as such in some browsers, some versions, some of the time? What is most curious is Chrome renders the background of the video differently, until you open the color picker. Then they suddenly match. To be clear, it only fixes it once I open the color picker, not the debugger (read: this not a repainting issue). Firefox renders differently when I first navigate to the site, but if I hit cmd+r, it becomes perfectly seamless.