we're using flow player with Wowza. We've managed to get it so the stream starts on opening the page, however the stream is made up of several individual videos and between videos the user has to click play to resume the stream. Is there anyway to get flowplayer to automatically play the next video? Thanks
Dobro.
Assuming you are using the flash version of flowplayer (not the HTML5). Flowplayer offers a complete api, with events and properties to modify every aspect of the original configuration. For instance you could declare the 'onFinish' method in the clip, and then load another clip automatically
Check the flowplayer documentation:
http://flash.flowplayer.org/documentation/api/clip.html
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I'm trying to implement in my app chrome-cast. I'm using the following libs :
implementation 'com.google.android.exoplayer:exoplayer:2.9.6'
implementation 'com.google.android.exoplayer:extension-cast:2.7.0'
My videos are encrypted DRM. I provide to my custom receiver stream URL and proxy URL. The video is played on TV using a chrome cast. The problem appears when I try to change my video/sub-tracks. Using the ExpandedControllerActivity provided by prev libs I can trigger/close the native dialog that shows my video and subtitles tracks. But I get ANR when I choose another track.
i have some IPTV urls as (Playliste) .M3U8 .tsformat like this:
http://123.345.543/live/abcd/123456.m3u8
http://123.345.543/abcd/123456.ts
I trying Allvideos Player component and many other player plugin without success...
Please someone can called any extension or plugin can play this type of files
thank you
If you are saying that you can't play the above streams using the HTML5 tag, then, yes, this is expected behaviour at this time.
To play HLS and DASH video streams on a web browser you typically would use a Javascript player like Dash.js, BitMovin, Shaka player etc.
You can see example players which will allow you test the streams here:
http://dashif.org/reference/players/javascript/1.4.0/samples/dash-if-reference-player/
https://bitmovin.com/hls-fragmented-mp4/
https://shaka-player-demo.appspot.com
Hi all,
I am new in Ionic 2, I am working on an application which having list of videos.
1. Requirement:-
When I play a video from the list, it get downloaded while playing,
when I play same video next time, it checks if this video has been played already, so does not need to play from URL, it play from local without streaming and buffering.
I want to use cache to store video which I played so that i can use that to play locally-
As we can do in ionic like this
https://libraries.io/bower/ionic-cache-src
set of work to do-
Must be used IONIC 2
I need to play some videos from given URL, and download along with playing.
store video locally.
if same video get play again then get buffer from local not from internet.
The same can be see there as-
Need help....
I need to implement continuous playback in my google cast custom receiver. For that I am handling the video event 'ended' after playing my first content, and I have to make an API call there to get the next content's media url. And now I am confusing about how can I restart playing with my new content.
Please advice.
Thanks in advance.
You can utilize MediaQueueItem (and .Builder as well) to create queue items before its being played (essentially a playlist itself). RemoteMediaPlayer.queueLoad is already used by the VideoCastManager to load and start a new queue of media items.
We are developing a custom receiver for HLS video playback on Chromecast.
Our stream has Timed ID3 Metadata embedded in the MPEG-2 Transport Stream (TS files). I need the exact position in the stream that these ID3 tags are located for our app to function properly.
In my Custom Receiver, I am registering for the Host.processMetadata event, and am receiving the metadata tags as the fragments are processed, but I am unable to determine the position of the tags in the stream.
I am looking for the best way to determine the position in the stream that the Timed Metadata is located. Is there an API Call I am missing?
Notes:
We are able to stream our HLS video, using the proper CORS headers.
We are getting the accurate position of the Timed Metadata when playing this stream on iOS and Android players.
We are working with an Android Sender.
Working with:
Cast Receiver 2.0.0
Media Player 1.0.0
Chromecast Firmware Version 26653
Thank you!
We are working on adding a new feature to MPL to address this exact same issue, to make the media time corresponding to the ID3 data available in processMetadata. I'll try to update this post when that is implemented and released.
Google has updated the Host API's ProcessMetadata method a week or two after I posted this question. The callback now includes the time in the stream that the metadata is located.
See the docs for more:
https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/reference/player/cast.player.api.Host#processMetadata