If my web app is not single page app, how can I build an audio streaming with audio player which continue playing while paginating.
You can :
use javascript for reloading other part of your web app (it's not only for single web app page)
use system like symfony for rending part of the page with single controller without reload all. (Ok this solution is based on AJAX call)
use iframe
use iframe with other domain
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I have a web application which will have a iframe call to load a large (5000pages) html file and show on the application its loading and loading after some time browser crashing.So any best solution for this kind of issue.
I have native app that gets html from the database, and renders it. I can embed a vimeo link with no problem. I need to be able to get access to a private vimeo account that whitelists domains. What domain should I whitelist since this is a native app?
When using the Player with a webview or in-app browser, there's no HTTP referer passed back to the Player iframe. Without an HTTP referer, the Player cannot determine if the domain where its embedded is allowed to serve and play the video.
The only workaround is to embed the video on a web page you control, and then open or embed that page in your webview. It's not an elegant solution, but it will allow usage of a domain-restricted Vimeo Player in a webview.
Alternatively, if you're writing a native app use the direct video file links with the app platform's native media player; this feature is only available to PRO and Business users: https://help.vimeo.com/hc/en-us/articles/224823567-Direct-links
I am developing website by using ASP.net
In there I have a page where I use a iframe to load another website inside my website. Lets say I am opening WWE.com, Youtube.com inside the iframe. When we normally surf these websites it will take while to load these.
So when I do that will the bandwidth will be serve from my website/Server? or theirs?
When you are using iframe, the clients bandwidth will be consumed.
I have a online courses with a lot of videos. These videos are in Vimeo for the app of this courses but I use flv loaded to the server in my flash version and the administrator wants to get off these flv.
Cause I don't know a bit of AS3, i can't use the vimeo api. So:
How can I display a webpage (where an html player will be running the video) in my swf? Like some kind of web object. The result, must be the video page inserted in the swf area
Please, be specific in your answer, my knowledge of coding is poor.
Thanks a lot! :)
The best way to approach this would be to setup an ExternalInterface in the Flash course that will communicate with the page. From there, Flash can call a method that is responsible for rendering an iframe embed of the Vimeo player. You'll probably have to pass both the video_id and the location where the video should be displayed (x/y in the event that it changes).
Once you have the javascript setup to render the iframe embed where you need it, you can interact with the player via the Javascript API (https://developer.vimeo.com/player/js-api). The player would essentially be rendered above the Flash (kind of like a lightbox), but will allow the control that you need.
You can also setup whatever playback controls that you need to pass from Flash to Javascript, and eventually to the iframe via the API.
Please let me know if you need any more clarification on how this can be setup.
I have a business web app which is served using SSL only. One of the pages has a video served from screencast.com. Screencast.com doesn't seem to support SSL and the video is streamed using http and therefore I get a mixed content IE warning.
The video is showing using a lightbox type window using an iFrame.
Are there any workarounds or solutions to avoid the warning? Other than serving the page without SSL.
I might have to switch from screencast.com. Any video streaming hosts which support streaming over SSL and support iPads?
You could serve the video yourself but I am not sure that this worth the trouble.
One option would be to use http://sproutvideo.com/features - they can serve via SSL and support among other things iPad etc. (not affiliated, not even a customer)
Instead of using a Lightbox where the html is on the same page, I opted to launch another browser window and made it look like a lightbox popup as much as possible.