I have one .m3u file that points to several .ts files (all in akamai).
Because we give to akamai a live stream, they convert it to these .ts files each of 10s. I see that the m3u files are easy to understand, but I can't find a browser based (flash, html5 or native plugin) player for these files.
If I give to vlc the link of the m3u file, vlc plays all the .ts files one after another as if it where only one big file. I want to use flash or something similar to be able to play in browser, the same way vlc can play those .m3u files.
Is this possible ?
You are basically talking about Apple's HLS format.
You can use an html5 object in your web page. You can use http://osmfhls.kutu.ru/ flash plugin. You can use jwplayer. There are more choices (e.g. flowplayer).
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I have a code containing real media player video and audio files. (.rm and .ram). They are not working in browsers. Can you please suggest a solution. The code contains an embed tag which has a .rpm file in src. The .rpm file contains path to a .smi file which contains the .rm video and audio files to be played on clicking a button in browser. But this is not working as it should.
Thanks.
Convert the RealMedia files to a modern format, such as MP3 for audio files, or MPEG4 for video files.
RealMedia has been effectively obsolete for the last five to ten years (depending on how you define "obsolete"), and is no longer playable in any modern web browser.
I am trying to play a wav file using html 5 audio player but it shows file could not be decoded.
Anyone please let me know what is wrong with this wav file so it is unable to play in html5 audio player.
I am working on a call recording system that records these kind of wav files and now I am integrating html 5 audio player to play in system.
If file does not support in html 5 audio player then please let me know any alternative option to play file in system.
Below is url to download wav file
http://sipprintdemo.com/callrecording3/download.php?file=../../../sipprintcalls/2016/05/17/15/20160517_152047_XRT.wav
It is difficult to say why it is not decoding without seeing your code. What browser are you using in order to test? .wav files do work with HTML audio but not all browsers support that file type. I know that IE for example does not support it.
Another option would be to convert the files to .mp3 format that is support by all browsers. A quick google search should yield a converter service for you.
I'm using Azure Blob Storage (not Azure Media Services) to store some mp4 and mp3 files, and I can easily show my videos and play my MP3 files.
However, for mp3 files, it shows an empty screen, which is not the desired behavior. And I really don't want to provide an image for my audio files.
The more I see AMP's documentation, the less I find about how to configure it for audio.
Even its mp3 samples contain a default image. Is there a way to hide or not show that image for playing audio files?
Is there a way to play Flac files on a website, preferably using HTML5 and/or jQuery?
I don't know any in-browser Flac player. But, if you are after a loseless file format, you can consider mp3HD, which is also loseless, like Flac, but is backwards compatible with mp3, which means that any mp3 player can play it.
I am putting together a website that uses a templating system. It contains a plugin that lets users upload/share music files so anyone can listen to them via the website's flash player.
It works with mp3 files only. Is there a way to make the player play other formats such as wav, wma, mp4, etc?
Here is the list of natively supported codecs by the Flash Player:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/402/kb402866.html
If you need to play something not natively supported, there are external API's that will allow you to do so, just chose a Flash Sound API:
http://www.google.com.br/search?q=flash+sound+API