I'm building a Joomla site for our church and I would like to have a page where our users can go to see our livestream when it's live, but if it's not currently live I would like for the most recent livestream to be the video that will be available to play.
I have the first part:
This will only currently work if we are live. If I go there right now it says "Stream offline" and just has the loading circle.
I do not currently have any additional code that includes our API which could be part of the problem too.
Thanks in advance.
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Wanted to know if any of you guys have played around with getting a video to play in a mini app? I have looked at some of the Alipay documentation and from what I can see there is only one supported platform to upload a video to in order to use within the mini app...
You cant get videos to play in native mini programs because the tag is not currently supported.
You could get videos to play by making use of the web-view which points to a website which hosts the video
I have two youtube videos, which are both on my account, embedded in my website. The first one works fine, the second one gives me this message:
"Firefox Can’t Open This Page
To protect your security, www.youtube.com will not allow Firefox to display the page if another site has embedded it. To see this page, you need to open it in a new window."
I have clicked on more and as far as I understand its youtube blocking my video? How can I fix this please?
The website is www.washbox-international.com
Than you in advance - sorry am a novice!
I have a working "Action On Google" that we programmed.
I separately created a website that Chromecasts video (based on Google's sample code).
However, what I would REALLY like to have is speak to my Google Home, then automatically have content (ideally an image + audio, then a video right after) cast to the Chromecast.
Is this technically possible exclusively through the Google Home interaction?
Alternately, is there a way to cast image + audio at the same time through a website (and what code do I need to do so)?
Right there is no API for third-party developers to programmatically send content to a Chromecast.
As a java UI & Backend developer for past 10 years, What surprises me is the following browser behavior :
Firefox : I click on a related video (youtube website) and it takes some time to figure out the video and then buffering starts for the video.
Chrome : I click on a related video (youtube website) and it starts as if it was already buffering or buffer ready. This is surprising as there is no delay.
(note: If you have a very fast connection, you may not notice it. Slow it down by some parallel network related activity and then experiment)
My Concern is : Is Chrome browser programmed to preload some data related to youtube related videos to give a faster experience?
Google owns youtube and it makes sense for doing so.
But doing so,seems weird. Its like unusual customization for a particular website from a sea of websites.
Anyone knows a thing or two about it?
I noticed that when you install firefox you have to install flash manually, while chrome does not require that, i think it comes with it, or does not use flash at all. It might have something to do with that..
I am writing an application in Xcode. Now I wanna play a music from youtube link without showing the video!! I wanna only play the sound of the video. So can you help me in the code. right now I am only showing the music list from my site on the table view and also showing the link. but couldn't plug the youtube feature!!
Thanks in advance.