How do I get the subtitles of an Xtream code playing mp4?
Avplayer on Tizen supports subtitles but how to get it? Maybe by API of a website or an extract of link?
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Looking for the best way to play Audio live stream such as http://radiocast-rr-d.vidnt.com/ipbc_IPBC80-90LA
On Samsung Tizen TV.
I tried some ways the best way was with JW Player and the streaming load very slow.
Thanks
Samsung's example content is quite thorough. Have a look here:
https://developer.tizen.org/development/training/native-application/creating-applications-multimedia/audio-playback-and-recording
https://developer.tizen.org/development/sample/native/Multimedia
The file you supplied is aac so it should play fine.
From memory you should also be able to use the HTML5 audio tag:
<audio controls>
<source src="xxx.aac" type="audio/aac">
</audio>
There's Samsung Product API: AVPlay
You may check this one,
This Guide shares how an application can play media content using the AVPlay API:
Using AVPlay Guide
AVPlay API References
you might try using NexPlayer, it has a very nice streaming performance for Tizen TV apps!
https://github.com/NexPlayer/TizenWebOS
https://www.nexplayersdk.com/tizen-player/
I'm trying to embed a music player in a Chrome app, and at the moment I'm using the default tag to embed music, but the problem is that I can't seek the song unless the song has been fully downloaded before playing (I'm streaming it from a file host).
The file host has its own music player, but is made in flash and so it doesn't work in Chrome apps. What should I do?
Can anybody explain to me how are YouTube videos playing even with disabled JavaScript in browser? Is there any server side scripting or any other technique involved? Thank you very much.
Youtube serves pure mp4 files, if your browser supports HTML5 or you got any other player plugin installed, it will work this way. On cellphones without HTML5 support or Flash, you may simply download those files. Flash player implementation on Youtube does not work without js.
I see YouTube player use an Adobe Flash not HTML5 :)
Player in HTML5 (not by default) doesn't work without JS. (most YouTube buttons, options and others too)
I'am looking for some javascript player that could play hds or rtmp stream. Can't find it still.
We have a wowza, that is sending to end users a video stream in rtmp, and it is being played with Flowplayer. Now people want to watch this stream on iPad/Android devices. We have succesfully played it on Android 4.0 tablet because I've installed a flash player there. It plays right in the browser. But I cannot find similiar player for iPad. I heared that it does not exist. So the best solution would be some kind of JavaScript player.
You won't be able to play an RTMP stream on a plain webpage in iOS. HDS appears to be closely tied to Flash Player, so you might not be able to use it either, but given that it has HTTP in its name, it might be usable.
If you have some video that you stream the normal way, just use the video tag:
<video width="800" height="600" src="some-video.mp4">
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Sorry.
</video>
If your video is available in multiple formats, you can drop the src attribute on the video element and instead have multiple source elements with src and type attributes.
If your web server is configured correctly, video can be streamed this way.
I need to play videos from Youtube as MP4.
My system (an Android Phone) does not support Flash.
It can play MP4 videos.
So I'm thinking of creating a web page that plays videos from Youtube.
I need to get MP4 videos to play in my page.
What approaches are there?
Take a look at this related question, where the OP has figured out a hacky way to get the necessary ID and checksum parameters for the get_video "API".
Streaming Youtube Videos
He successfully played back the stream in the VideoView component.
You can use the fmt parameter for choosing which format you want, see wikipedia for a list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YouTube#Quality_and_codecs
Good luck.
Did you actually try viewing videos? I have the Droid Eris, which shipped with a YouTube app. Try going to the mobile version of YouTube and see if that works out.
Google created Android. Google owns YouTube. Transitivity says you shouldn't have any problems.
Why not consider using Mobile youtube interface
Youtube provides alternative RTSP(real time streaming protocol) links for all existing videos.. dig into youtube api and try to get it.
once you get it you can try code playing the video invoking the inbuilt player to play those videos
Cheers.