So I am designing an reactnative app where I need to embed vimeo video player.
Can I give my users an option to download the video for offline mode ?
How can I restrict the downloaded file in app itself like netflix does?
Is that possible? PLease guide.
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I want to download the audio and video content which is seen in my app (In app download) just like we download the videos in youtube and can be watched offline. I also want the downloaded content to not show in my file manager and gallery.
I researched about downloading the files but dont have an idea about how to show only in app and no where else like youtube.
I want to play a video when the phone net is off. I am using react-native-video library for play the video. But now I want if phone net is off then the video should play offline, same like WhatsApp video play if net is off. Before play offline I need to save this in our local app.
Any suggestion on how I can achieve this functionality.
I am trying to build an app for a website and i am using WebView to open the website in a phone. Now the problem is that website has videos and those videos are not getting played.
Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem and how to manage a medias from WebView
Thanks
.flv (Flash videos) requires Flash player to play. WebView of WinRT doesn't has Flash support. So you are out of luck. Better to go for MP4 or WMV v
I'm developing a Windows Phone App and I want to play Vimeo video in the App. But I have an issue, Windows Phone Apps can't embed player, so player will open in browser. I don't like that it opens external app, I would like that users stay in my app.
How can I get direct link for playing Vimeo video in my own video player?
I got email from Vimeo support.
Quote:
You’ll need to become a PRO member if you’d like access to static video URLs on both the site and via our API.
Vimeo PRO FAQ: http://bit.ly/18Y8s6f
I am trying to load my video into a webview.
When I use this link. It won't work.
http://www.youtube.com/v/066PWBKrh6k&autoplay=1
But when I try this link. It's the same video but the link is a little bit different. It won't work. Any idea what the problem can be?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=066PWBKrh6k&autoplay=1
Kind regards.
You are linking to a flash file. IOS wont play flash. the /v/id path links to a swf for clarification, while the watch link is something IOS might have a handler for to accept standard youtube links but play them in the youtube app. What you really want is a straight url to a mp4 file / h264 which ios will happily play in it's media controls. Youtube will not give you this because the video isn't branded, the branding is an overlay of their flash / html5 player. Your best bet is to use the actual youtube javascript api to embed a html5 player, or at least something compatible with IOS. Or just link to an address IOS has a registered handler for.