I'm using flowplayer-3.2.18 plugin in a html file to play video files uploaded in my Media server. I'm trying to play a .FLV file in Flowplayer, file is loaded and played but with a black screen! Can anybody help to resolve the issue?
I faced same issue too and didn't find good solution.
But this is deffenetelly related to the video codecs. I changed my video codec for my video file and it works now.
Also you can try to check this video file using Wowza player and if it doesn't work too you can be sure that is something wrong with video file
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I have tried to download an embedded video from a website using DownloadHelper extension in google chrome,but the downloaded video shows blank screen for entire 3 hour duration of the video. Tried other video downloaders too same problem,even when screen recording it shows the same thing ,What do you all think might be the problem and possible fix?
screenshot of video
I use Xamarin.Forms VideoPlayer. How can I implement playing all videos in a youtube playlist in turn? It would be also good to be able to display the videos' thumbnails as carousel to let the user switch from video to video.
I tried this:
<video:VideoPlayer x:Name="videoPlayer"
Source="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jwcgm5VYV-
U&list=PLyjPaKJQuCEzqQKdA8FsQdsJ77XbjKkBH" />
But got an error:
Error: Unsupported video type or invalid file path.
I found plugin.youtube on NuGet, but it doesn't seem to work with .Net Standard.
What would be the right approach?
Thank you.
VideoPlayer does not support to play the video with video list address automatically.
The better way is that you need to get all the video source url such as http://littlevideo/TestVideo.mp4 from video list address then pass the video source url to VideoPlayer source property.
I have set up a wordpress theme called Video Board, the site I am building allows users to upload their videos for comments. Uploading a video from a mobile device is critical, the theme supports mp4 which covers android users, however it does not support .mov. Has anyone come across a way to play .mov in videojs?
The server has ffmpeg installed, however the last plugin I tried needed its own upload page which worked however videos were not captured in the themes latest uploads/popular posts etc.
I know a conversion would be the proper way to do it, but at this point I would even be happy working out a way that when users upload videos through the theme upload page, it doesn't actually convert but just changes the file extension(renames) it to .mp4, as that is all I have been doing to fill out some content.
I am open to all suggestions,
Thanks,
Sam
There are tech plugins for video.js, but these will require browser plugins. You're far better off converting the mov files after upload to standard formats, e.g. h264/acc MP4
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.
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.