I have script design with videojs player
in the control bar the volume button only mute & unmute
I want it to show volume level instead to allow for visitor to level up to level down the volume
any help for how i can make this
"Hii #fady-sawairas You can refer to :
https://docs.videojs.com/volumelevel
https://docs.videojs.com/volumecontrol
https://docs.videojs.com/volumebar
this will explain it much better than we can in an answer here.”
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We are using Panoramic Capture plugin to capture stereo pictures of our product, but it doesn't handle our Material post process effect.
We read from https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/tech-blog/capturing-stereoscopic-360-screenshots-videos-movies-unreal-engine-4 : "Note: You may need to force the capture component to have a ViewState for certain post effects (e.g. material effects) to work" but doesn't understand how this works.
What is this View State? How to setup the ComponentCapture View State to correctly render the Post effect Material?
Thanks for any help.
I am rendering video to page.
Now my requirement is to play video based on network bandwidth.
I achieved ABR(Adaptive Bitrate) using video.js & videojs-contrib-hls plugin
Now , I want to add quality selector button for video i.e first it auto select video quality based on network bandwidth.
And also want to give option to select quality , but first it must select auto quality.
Please see attached screen shot which give you exact idea about what I want to do
Note :
I do not want to enable flash & video should be played in all browsers.
If there is other library than also please let me know so that i can use that also.
I tried with videojs-resolution-switcher plugin , which is not work for me.
I would like to know if it is possible to turn on the sony camera dsc-qx100 (or qx10) programmatically or if it is mandatory to turn it on manually ?
Also, is it possible to control the period before the camera turns off ?
My idea is to be able to switch between two cameras and it seems that if I don't connect to one for a while, it will turning off automatically (My test on playMemories app gives me four minutes before it turns off).
Is there a way to avoid that ?
Thanks
Controlling the power state is not possible programatically.
This is not controllable either.
(My test on playMemories app gives me four minutes before it turns
off). Is there a way to avoid that ?
On some models it is possible to programmatically change autoPowerOff time or to deactivate it. Look for setAutoPowerOff.
I was looking at the SoundCloud player widget API and trying to resolve an issue I am having with a smaller scale player. Currently the track artist, name and all of the SoundCloud track stats load. I get an ugly overlap due to the size of the player. Is there a way to disable those sound cloud stats using the API?
http://i.imgur.com/jdOWuIg.png
The name is a bit confusing, but if you add &show_playcount=false to the embed code, they'll be hidden. Example:
https://w.soundcloud.com/player/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fapi.soundcloud.com%2Fplaylists%2F2860118&show_playcount=false
I'm looking for a way to star a song in Spotify without having to go to the app itself.
For instance:
I'm playing a game on fullscreen, or I'm working on something and Spotify is on for music. I hear a great song and I want to star it.
Now instead of going to the app, I want to star the song using a shortcut or a dedicated external button.
Whether it is a shortcut, a USB button, or a button on a remote, I believe this function would be really helpful. I've searched through the Spotify core API, but I couldn't find anything that enables me to "star" a song.
Any ideas?
Since you tagged CocoaLibSpotify in this question, well, CocoaLibSpotify has this functionality built right in - the SPTrack object has the starred property. It'd be fairly simple to write a little app that, when triggered, fetches the currently playing track using the Spotify client's AppleScript bridge and use CocoaLibSpotify to star it.
Alternatively, the Apps API can star a track as well (the Track object has the starred property). You could use the player object to get the current track and star it. However, linking that to an external button will be tricky. One (hacky) way would be to have the button trigger a system URL launch of spotify:app:star-this-track:invocation:1 where the number at the end increments each time you push the button. Then, the application's ARGUMENTSCHANGED event will fire, at which point you can star the track.