I have downloaded milkmangames and configured google admob interstitial. But I want earn Money with VideoAD (video that you have to watch for 30sec),and I can't do this with google. So is there a Way to do this in actionscript 3 and milkman? There is some tutorial about it?
Here is a quote from their website for the latest version of milkmans adMob ANE ($29.95)
"Milkman's simple and intuitive ActionScript API will have you showing banner, interstitial, or video ads in just a few lines of code"
So yes you should have a pdf with your download with step by step instructions, if you get stuck email them for fast free support.
If you didnt pay for it and found and old outdated version somewhere, then it may or may not support video at all
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I have MP3s and other file formats that I want to provide through my website to iPhone and iPad users. VLC's iOS app seems to fit the bill, but they say
Additionally, third party websites and apps
may include links to open streams directly in VLC for iOS.
Here is the official documentation provided
How can I do that? I can't seem to find any documentation about it. I'm considering making a custom app just to accomplish it, but that seems silly.
Starting from VLC 2.0.2 you can use a link of type:
vlc://path/to/file to have the device open VLC if it is installed.
Also check the VideoLAN forums here
Seen many posts on this around the web but no nearer finding out if it's possible to do...
Have seen http://www.webqr.com/ recommended but I tried uploading the .zip from github (https://github.com/LazarSoft/jsqrcode) for this to phonegap and the compiled app fails on android with "Sorry, native web camera streaming (getusermedia) is not supported by this browser"
Well, I'm not trying to use the webcam really, I want to access the camera on the phone/ipad if possible.
Is it actually possible to do this from HTML5 or does it require a proper native app? (so xcode for the ipad app I have in mind)
I've also seen some plugins for "phonegap" (as opposed to phonegap build) which would also require a mac/xcode so that's not the angle I want to approach it from as I'm trying to do this all from windows if possible.
This may help. it a js plugin. search the phonegap plugin page for 'scanners'
https://build.phonegap.com/plugins/2421
https://github.com/wildabeast/BarcodeScanner/tree/c74e37a
Hi there...
I am having a query about how to publish in HTML5 format through flash.
I have a .fla file containg animation and Actionscript 3.0, when i publish it to HTML, it ask to download flash player in browser. But it is not necessary to have flash player in the browser while loading the .html file. So plaease guide me for the issue.
Thanks in Advance..
You're misunderstanding what the menu means by publish to HTML. This is simply publishing a SWF file and a corresponding HTML file that has HTML code to embed the SWF. This is not a cross compilation option. Those exist but that's not what you get in Flash CS5 by default.
If you're interested in Cross Compilation from AS3 to HTML/JS you can check out Randori and also projects like FalconJS:
http://blogs.adobe.com/bparadie/2011/11/19/what-is-falconjs/
I saw a talk about both of these recently in Chicago by some of the developers. They both seem like promising concepts (basically dodging the flash player).
The other option if you're trying to develop for mobile deployment is to package your code as an air installer. This will run your code on top of the AIR runtime (which has support on tons of devices, iOS, Android, Blackberry etc.), but this is not an in the browser experience, but rather a download the app type deal.
From what I got from the two developers (one from Apache Flex, one the creator of Randori) neither wanted to put too much trust into Adobe's platform given it's no longer supported on most mobile devices.
As an aside Adobe also has a product called Edge that allows you to do animation with a similar tool-set to what you get in Flash and exports HTML/JS/CSS. If you're not interested in AS3 or object oriented programming or type-safe languages cross compiling might not be the best option. I've personally been playing with AngularJS lately and been liking it due to the parallels with Flex, but there's a lot of great scripts/libraries/frameworks out there, if you explain a bit more of what you're trying to accomplish I can give more directed guidance.
I am helping to build a video based website. My client wants the website to be viewable on ipads/iphones. Therefore, I absolutely can not require the flash viewer.
One of my developers wants to use AS3 for scripting special features in our player. If AS3 scripting is used, does that mean my users must have the flash plugin?
Thanks!
If it's just about playing videos, then html5 based option would be great. But if the requirement is more complicated and the developer is more comfortable with AS3, then you can have an AIR app re-packaged as iOS app (that's a supported workflow from Adobe).
Yes, the users would have to have the Flash Player installed to view an AS3 flash file (.swf).
But your developers might implement an html5 alternative of the video player for iOS that doesn't require flash (which probably will be missing some of those special features) so the website might still be viewable on iOS devices.
My advice would be to simply ask them if it will work on iPad and iPhone :-)
I have a jQuery Mobile website I created for a friend/client of mine. It only has 6 pages or so (2 of them are dialog windows). The site has HTML5 video with fallback for flash support via the videojs library. All videos are encoded properly in mp4, ogv (theora), and webm and so far play on every device I have used.
My problem lies bandwidth, the purpose of the program really needs to be an application because these are informational videos that may need to be viewed at any time, even with no web access (web access is required for first login to verify credentials).
I was left with 3 solutions, try writing native apps for all the platforms myself in their native languages, use Sencha Touch (which I am comfortable enough with extJS to do), or taking my existing jquery mobile app that is 100% functional including log-in and some backend package management to assign users a package of videos (there are multiple packages each with between 8-20 videos), and follow the jQuery Mobile tutorial for getting your app ready for PhoneGap, I believe its only enabling two settings, and both are to enable "cross-domain" requests, since my current web app would be running as localhost, it would see the scripts as external pages.
My main question/problem is for one, I have never used PhoneGap; aside from their Hello World android tutorial, and I know there are other all-in-one frameworks out there now: PhoneGap, Titanium, Corona, Adobe Flex (which I am installing while writing this tutorial, to see what it has to offer. If it has features like encoding videos automatically for the target device (video resolution changing), or even has local video playback features at all that may work.
Does anyone know which of the current frameworks have the ability to install a set of videos to the sdcard, (totaling around 6mb per install), and play them natively (by that i mean, in the devices native player, not inline inside of a webview). Which on android phones anyways, my current videojs based player plays the files natively in everything I have tried it on.
I just need a push in the right direction, if there is a PhoneGap plugin that I don't know about that allows videos to be played from the sd card, that would be terrific. Although I am not very happy with the speed of the android and blackberry webview controls. So something that uses 100% native controls would be great. I hope you guys can come up with some ideas, you can see the current app in action at m.yourvideobenefits.com email:abc#tool.com password: demo
You should view it from your phone if you want to see it properly, but if you do not have a smart phone; keep in mind that when viewing this page certain desktop browsers, the videos become their actual size after they are through loading. This is because i have autoload="true" in the video tag (which is ignored on most phones, but believe it or not, setting autoload="true" is what actually allowed the videos to not play inline on certain devices. A bug on the device, I am sure...but without this tag the videos played inline on iPhone 4 with the latest iOS version.
You could do it very easily with phonegap; you already have your web page, so it would be much less work, probably.
You could get the videos from inside your apps bundle in ios, and then it wouldn't be hard to select the one with the best resolution for the device being used. You could also download the videos at the perfect format and resolution the first time your app plays from your server using the file api. That convined with the storage api is nice for actualizations.
There's a plugin I use for android, because video tag is sometimes bugged or doesn't work at all in older versions, https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-plugins/tree/master/Android/VideoPlayer.
It only plays from web or sdcard, but that's rarely too bad.
I can't help you with black berry, but I'm pretty sure there must be a way of doing it. And, anyway, appcelerator doesn't support it yet, so you would probably had to do it natively. Even if there isn't a plugin for black berry, you'd probably have to chose between native developement and html5 player inside phonegap. I won't give you my opinion about it here, for I'm not the one to give it and Stack Overflow says I shouln'd give it anyway.