I have a problem with m3u8 support on Chromecast. I have two playlists:
https://kofii12345.usermd.net/radio/playlist.m3u8 - works
https://kofii12345.usermd.net/radio/stack.m3u8, https://kofii12345.usermd.net/radio/master.m3u8 - doesn't work
Why the second ones doesn't work?
How to make audio file as m3u8?
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I have two mp4 files one is working on Samsung TV and the second one is not working, it keep loading forever
I have checked the codec of both and the are the same , the only change is the bitrate is different, could that be the reason of not being able to play the video on TV
and if yes how to solve t using vlc program or any ffmpeg code that convert it
I need to show internal subtitles with android MediaPlayer.
I am playing a .ts stream, subtitles are coming on a seperate stream with DVB sub codec.
Currently working on Android 4.2.2, DVB sub is not supported with native media player.
Any Alternative?
You can take a look at Google's open source video player https://github.com/google/ExoPlayer
They don't have DVB, but you can either add your own parser or if you already have it somewhere, then just plug it to the player.
Otherwise, if you want to do it with MediaPlayer, then you need to keep track of current playback time and display the subtitles on top in a separate view.
I'm using video-js player for .webm, .mp4 videos, in all players is working fine but not on Mac Safari 6 (didn't test other versions).
I have MIME type in my .htaccess file for webm and mp4.
Does anyone have some experience with this?
Thanks
Note: Videos are working well on my local server, just online is problem.
I want to stream an audio from server using windows phone 7
the audio extension is mp3. I have tried Mp3MediaStreamSource class but the problem was that it downloads all the audio then start playing it.
I want to know what is the best way to play audio in WP7 for platform 7.0 ( with buffering -> not waiting until the entire audio file is downloaded.
Thanks in advance
I use Background Audio agent do stream mp3 radio broadcast. Take a look at this tutorial http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh202978(v=VS.92).aspx
It seems to me that EM::FileStreamer should be usable out of the box, but I tried it with the <video> tag and with an embedded Quicktime plugin, but neither one would actually show the video.
I've connected to my EM server with telnet and found that it does indeed stream my video file. I'm at a loss as to why it's not buffering and playing in my browser. Anyone have any hints for me?
That should work, however the video must be encoded properly to stream in that fashion. I am assuming your using an mp4? If so, have you run qt-faststart on the file?
Here's an article with a bit of info.
http://www.stoimen.com/blog/2010/11/12/how-to-make-mp4-progressive-with-qt-faststart/
I also have my sample video encoding app on github, which does this automatically for you when you upload videos.
https://github.com/zquestz/asset-manager
Just make sure qt-faststart is in your PATH. Once the index information is at the beginning of the file, thing should work as expected.
Videos encoded with libtheora should work out of the box for supported browsers.