How can I embed .f4v video in HTML. Please guide me to the right direction
I was always searching for Embed Code to play .f4v Video. But that was wrong. Actually it needed to download a Flash Player to play this Video. Mr Pekka helped me to understand that concept. I used the Flash Player: http://www.osflv.com/Download.html
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I need to get a link of a FLV verion of a youtube video so I can play it in mobile, using Adobe Air (VideoTexture).
I'm currently using this library: https://github.com/myflashlab/AS3-youtube-parser-video-link
Which works, the only problem is that the only FLV version of the video I get has a 426x240 resolution, which is not acceptable. MP4 does have a 720p version but it's not displaying on iOS.
If anyone knows how to ask for/obtain the correct link to a FLV youtube video, would be great.
I have to use any html video player in which all formats of videos play. But video tag of html5 only play mp4 and ogg. I also tried <iframe> tag but could not find any solution. Is there any way to handle all video formats.
You can achive this by using http://mediaelementjs.com/ plugin.It will play .ogv,.mp4,.webm. This will solve your problem.
how to use html5 video player?
If have idea about setup html5 video player with custom controls.
Please visit given below link.
http://www.webdesign-flash.ro/p/uvp/modern-white.html#/?playlistId=0&videoId=0
http://www.cincopa.com/media-platform/start.aspx
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...
Can anybody help me setup a HTML5 video player with fallback on flash and only using mp4 video files? The file should be supplied from a URL (like http://www.resursecrestine.ro/download/41323).
Thank you!
You might want to look into videojs. It supports MP4 and more, and has a lightweight Flash fallback.