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I'm looking for any modern resources for setting up a video streaming server. Preferably open source solutions. My searching on this has lead to a lot of dead ends. I also do need to build my own instead of paying for a service. Mike F To setup your own video streaming server you should get started with the following components: A linux distribution you are familiar with A free and open source server solution such as NaviServer FFMpeg (see the streaming guide ) Reeoncode certain files / streams into desired resolutions/codecs etc. Prepare streams for correct restreaming VLC (see their wiki )

It seems both protocol does the same thing but is there a advantage of one over the other? You should ask yourself what is important to you (encoding, encryption methods, standardization, etc.) Jason Schneid wrote an excellent comparison: http://www.internetvideoarchive.com/IVA/news/2012/09/13/progressive-download-vs.-adaptive-bitrate-how-to-choose-the-format-right-for-you Here's a quick comparison for Aquary. Too long for an inline reply... Web Standards: Of the two adaptive streaming protocols MPEG-DASH has the best chance of becoming the unifying standard. Support: HLS, being older and with

I have video which is delivered over HLS. Now I'd like to test in JavaScript if the device actually can play HLS video in HTML5. Usually in Javascript I did something like document.createElement('video').canPlayType('video/mp4') However I can't figure out which 'type' is the right one for HLS. Apple's Safari HTML5 Audio and Video Guide seems to suggest "vnd.apple.mpegURL" ("Listing 1-7 Falling back to a plug-in for IE") <video controls> <source src="HttpLiveStream.m3u8" type="vnd.apple.mpegURL"> <source src="ProgressiveDowload.mp4" type="video/mp4"> .... but canPlayType("vnd.apple.mpegURL")

A friend and I have tried to get the video player on Windows Phone 8.1 to play a m3u8 stream, but we've been unavailable to succeed. What we've tried: We've tried with playerframework.codeplex.com (Microsoft Player Framework), but it was unable to load the file. We also tried with Windows Phone Streaming Media ( https://phonesm.codeplex.com/ ), but we were unable to as much as use this one as we couldn't make sense of their documentation on how we actually had to load the file? Is there anybody who have worked with this kind of files before? I understand that m3u8 is not natively supported by

I have done all that from This I have also made .ts and m3u8 file. In local server and live server i can play mp4 file like <video width="320" height="240" controls="controls" autoplay="autoplay"> <source src="movie.mp4" type="video/mp4" /> </object> </video> But i have problem with playing .m3u8 file <video width="320" height="240" controls="controls" autoplay="autoplay"> <source src="movie.m3u8" type="video/m3u8" /> </object> </video> My mediafilesegmenter created two .ts file and one .m3u8 . My m3u8 file is #EXTM3U #EXT-X-TARGETDURATION:10 #EXT-X-VERSION:4 #EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCE:0 #EXT-X