It seems like the Vimeo-Library for iOS (https://github.com/vimeo/VimeoUpload) has been deprecated.
There are countless libs and examples for php/java/javascript… but none for iOS.
Anybody can point me to a tutorial or a lib that's not deprecated for iOS (preferably for ObjectiveC)?
Got it working using AppAuth…
That was painful - the vimeo docs aren't really helpful. But I had some old code from an earlier attempt (before I used the Vimeo-Library) that I got finally working.
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I have a website, that should play mp3 files after clicking on a logo. When a sound is played, the p5.js library (p5js-sound) draws some graphic on the background. Suddenly it has stopped working. In the Chrome console log, the problem is with this line. Without any reason after two years of working properly, it started to give this error
Uncaught TypeError: this.audiocontext.createScriptProcessor is not a
function.
I found out that it works in Firefox and on some computers with older versions of Chrome. How to solve this problem?
Newest versions of Chrome will not "autoplay" audio. Some kind of user interaction is required, ie. click on something to "start" the audio context. When I get it to work I will post code.
It is unlikely that this is a problem with your code or anything you have done to the p5.sound library.
On the contrary, it may be an out-of-date version of the library and the processing foundation may not have updated it yet. They are a non-profit organisation so cut them some slack but I suggest using an alternative library for now
You could use native functions like an onclick="" that controls whether a hidden <audio></audio> tag is playing - Good luck coding!
I know that there is no support for ios and android to play swiffy with sound
i looked everywhere on web to try to find a solution but i can't find. it's hard for me to believe that there is no solution for that.
does anyone has figure this out?
Inside actionscript, you can send a getURL call to javascript where you have a hidden html5 mp3 player, something like:
getURL("Javascript:playSound();");
I'm still working in this but I hope this help you.
Does anyone knows where I can find a tutorial for phonegap html5 with apigee? It's because I'm wrinting an application in dreamweaver/html5 that will be deployed with phonegap for IOS/Android but I found tutorials only for ios/xcode and android/java bu i need one that does both.
Any ideas?
Thank you
This blog/video can guide you in your endeavor.
https://blog.apigee.com/detail/build_a_store_locator_app_with_html5_phonegap_an_api_based_backend_webcast_recording
Girish
I'm thinking of creating a HTML5 app, which I also want to run well on iOS. I'm thinking of using parse.com as the backend, but apart from that I'm a little unsure where to start, can I use Adobe Dreamweaver with Parse? are there better options for creating a HTML5 app?
Thanks for any advice.
From looking at the Parse documentation, there aren't any specific tools to help you work with Parse in DreamWeaver.
If you're looking for a high-quality IDE for developing HTML5 and CSS3, see this question about open source HTML5/CSS3 IDEs.
Parse has blank XCode (for iOS), blank Android project (should work in Eclipse), and basic HTML5 project listed in their QuickStart guide. With the blank HTML5 project you can use any IDE you want to do the editing, and then open it in your browser to test it out.
I was wondering how to embed a video on a webpage to have it compatible with mobile devices. I am kinda new to the whole mobileweb. So I set up some testing pages and tried them out with some devices of my friends. Flash is obviously not the way to go. Embed tag neither. html5 video tag neither. I also tried to nest them for fallback compatibility but just didn't get it right.
So I had a look at youtube. They are using rtsp streams and they just let the device handle the rtsp:// links. This seemed to be working everywhere, and I think they do it for a reason. So I had a look at rtsp protocol the possibilities to serve such a stream.
Turned out its really simple and doesn't really differ much from the http protocol. There is e.g. ffserver out there for that.
But every free/os implementation seems to be testing/buggy ...
So I ask you guys. I cant be the first stumbling across this problem.
Isn't there a nice tested way to embed videos with nice compatibility for mobile devices? preferably served from a http source!
looks like html5 is the way to go but important are the correct encoding settings.
h264, baseline 1.3 seems to work fine with iphone4 and android 2.1 ... rest untested.
I've been collection information about mobile compatible video players, you can find it here: http://blog.jsethi.com/media/html5-video-players/
The solution would be to use Kaltura open source platform. If you have have the knowledge to set it up it's the winning solution.
Here is my kaltura running HTML5 with flash fallback. http://cdpn.io/DeKuo
Read more here http://www.kaltura.org/
and here http://html5video.org/
Good Luck !