I currently have a setup where VLC player is playing live audio via an RTP stream coming from my server. Is it at all possible that HTML5 <audio> tag can play this stream instead?
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I have a video element in my HTML code. That video element plays a video (video is coming from AWS Chime SDK). I need to get the audio stream for the audio coming from that video element for analysis (eg. for generating transcriptions). Is it possible to get an audio stream from that video element? If yes, how?
I am trying to stream a rtsp video from my html website. I am using RTSPtoWeb (https://github.com/deepch/RTSPtoWeb) to convert the rtsp stream into a link that ends with ".m3u8". Is it possible to then use aframe with the link so I can embed my 360 video on the website and if so, how can I do so?
If it's not possible, how can I embed 360 video stream to my html website?
I have an IP Camera that only has an address locally: XXX.XXX.X.XX.
This camera has an rtsp stream and I want to integrate that stream into HTML5's video tag. Unfortunately, it only accepts mp4, ogg and web. What should I do now?
Note that I do not want to use a plugin!
It seems like the only option for recording h264/aac videos with flash is to use Wowza and use the aac transcoder. What options are there for encoding aac audio right inside flash player before sending through the Netstream? Would be possible to extract raw audio from a Microphone by listening to the SampleDataEvent, encoding that audio how you want, then sending it through the Netstream with the send method? Would you have to manually rejoin the audio with the video then?
Not sure it will do exactly what you want, but you could check out FlashyWrappers which allows you to encode video in Flash.
I read that the HTML5 video tag can't stream video...
By streaming i mean the possibility to download a video only from the middle of it and not from the beginning.
Apparently you can set the currentTime to the middle but in the background it will download all the movie.
On the other hand YouTube's HTML5 player seems to stream just fine.
What is it that I am missing?
Thanks...