html5-video

I am trying to create a feature where a user can change (back and forth) between multiple videos while maintaining a single consistent audio. Think of being able to watch a concert from multiple angles but listening to a single audio. The trouble I am having with this feature is that there can not be a lag between the changes in video or the audio will no longer sync with the videos (especially true after multiple changes). I have tried two methods, both using html5 only (I would prefer not use flash although I will eventually have a fallback) that have not worked seamlessly, although

I'm building a jQuery plugin for managing HTML5 videos. I'm trying to capture the canplay and canplaythrough events. In Chrome, the event is fired without problem. In Firefox, sometime it's triggered, sometime it's not. I'm simplifying my code a little here: $('#my_video').on('canplay canplaythrough', function(){ console.log('canplay event fired'); }); I also tried with the native javascript .addEventListener() and it's not working. Any idea why the event is not called on Firefox and how to fix that? NOTE: Please do not tell me to use one of the already available plugins like jplayer and video

I'm wondering if it's possible to make a browser play a AVI file within a video tag. Everything I found on the web talking about it focus on MP4 and Ogg formats but nobody talks about the AVI format. The only solution I found is to drop the video tag and make the video playable using JW Player. scumtag Only the DivX web player can stream avi files. actually, theres a plug in for vlc to stream avi files also, but its buggy. Sometimes it's a pain in the ass to get a solid answer. its one of the big sucks of the internet. <object id="ie_plugin" classid="clsid:67DABFBF-D0AB-41fa-9C46-CC0F21721616"

How to play vimeo videos on HTML5 player? Step 1: <video width="320" height="240" controls> <source src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/3873878"> </video> Step 2: <video src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/3873878" width="320" height="240" controls></video> This Vimeo doc might help. This is working for us: You need a Vimeo Pro account. Get the video link from the Distribution tab when looking at the video settings in Vimeo: Add the video link to your HTML5 video tag: <video width="320" height="240" controls> <source type="video/mp4" src="https://player.vimeo.com/external/*.hd.mp4?s=*&profile_id

So I accidentally opened an mkv video file with Chrome, and to my surprise it played it using the native player: <video src="video.mkv"></video> It was playing perfectly. HTML5 video supports matroska container? HTML5 doesn't support any video formats, or rather HTML5 doesn't specify what formats browsers should support. It's up to the browsers to decide which formats they choose to support. Apparently Chrome plays .mkv, but I wouldn't be surprised if other browsers didn't play the same file. The website has probably set the mimetype of the file to video/webm. Chrome will open this inline

How to capture video from a video device and make that video available in HTML5 canvas ? Maksim Perhaps you should use HTML5 Video Capturing feature . This way instead of installing any plugins tell users to upgrade their browser ;) Currently, the HTML5 standard doesn't offer microphone and camera capabilities. But, there's a jQuery plugin that offers just that using a small flash utility 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7386675/video-capture-in-html-5

I am trying to serve MP4 Video content from Azure Blob Storage. I can get the video to play in modern browsers by ensuring that the Blob's Content Type is set to video/mp4 ; however I am unable to seek backwards. Dropping the same video into an S3 bucket yields the desired result so I am ruling out problems with the content. Do I need to configure the Storage role in a specific way to serve video content? it was not clear for me from @smarx's answer how to set that for my blob container - but after some googling i found the code below. Just execute it in LINQPad, and video will start streaming