Some one knows if is possible to create an Audio Player for Windows Media Player using HTML5? I would like to play a live Radio streaming like this url: http://streaming.crwarpaths1.info:8000/globo
Best, Flavio
Looks like the stream you linked is using icecast. check out their website to find out how to get a stream running. icecast.org
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I am trying to play live streaming videos in html5. I have tried red5 server to subscribe the video and it worked well. but the problem is, It is playing using flash in browser. I want to play the video in html5 video tag without using flash support.
Note: Live streaming format is flv.
Can anyone guide me with the best option to do this?
Thanks in advance.
You can use alternatives for flash player using third party player such as JW player, SublimeVideo, VideoJS, etc.
I would also look into html5_rtsp_player if you are looking for non http based protocol. (https://github.com/Streamedian/html5_rtsp_player)
Since HTML5 video does not support .flv at this time (or probably ever), you should use a post-processor (if recording to flv on Red5) to convert to .mp4 using ffmpeg. This will alleviate the unsupported container issue.
If it is possible how can I embed a video which is played with this link to my webpage?
rtmp://192.168.178.22:1235/live
or this
rtsp://192.168.178.58:1935/test/myStream
That link is created using Wowza Streaming Engine.
In the Wowza panel it gets shown properly.
If I call the link in my browser I get nothing.
Any ideas?
You can embed the RTMP stream using a Flash based player like Strobe, JwPlayer, Flowplayer.
You can start from this Strobe setup tutorial provided by Wowza.
Using jwplayer with html5 users can watch videos online..
just put the source where the video file is located,, and the users can play the video that easy..
i also tried to put a live stream source, as i remember it is rts://sampledomain.com/video.mp4,
then jwplayer easily play that mp4 file..
my question is
how can i host this kind of file "rts://sampledomain.com/video.mp4" using my web camera or hypercam3 as my video recorder.. and send it to jwplayer so the users can play live stream in the browser using jwplayer..
any hint are appreciated, but thank you very much for step by step tutorials..
You must use a mediastreamer.
Many solution exists. You can use program as vlc or mplayer to create the stream, or prefer a solution as RED5 (http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/red5), available for most of linux distribution.
Hope it helps.
I need some help/suggestion . I'm building a website using PHP, MySQL, HTML5, CSS and I'm stuck at a point.
I have few queries regarding Audio and Video capture from webcam using HTML5.
Is it possible to capture audio and video (Audio and Video means , audio separately, video which will record the audio too [for an example say some one is singing]) from webcam using html5 and PHP or JavaScript code and store it at local pc or in a Live servers pace where I want to ?
Also if it is not possible using html5 , can anybody please suggest a solution? May be using flash or some 3rd party application which I can use in my website with no restriction!
Can anyone help?
You can rent a server with Flash Media such as www.influxis.com and develop the capture part using flash.
HTML5 supports getUserMedia, as documented at http://dev.w3.org/2011/webrtc/editor/getusermedia.html
A good article on this (including examples that actually work, with code) is available here http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/getusermedia/intro/
I currently have a flowplayer set up that uses the RTMP plugin and streams 3 files one after the other (a playlist). Currently I only have the flash version of the player doing this but I would like to somehow do the same thing for a HTML5 fallback for iPads, iPhones & Android.
I managed to get it so there was a HTML5 audio player playing one of the files but it needs to play all 3 one after each other.
Firstly, is this possible? Secondly, would there be anyone that can help me code this for a page as I don't really have a great deal of knowledge doing this.
I'd also like to switch the flash version over to HTTP rather than RTMP.
Thanks in advance.
HTML <audio> does not offer internal playlist capabilities.
What you need to do is to
Write your playlist into Javascript array
Listen to <audio> ended media event
Set <audio src> to next item on the playlist in your event handler
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Media_events