Hello I have a problem with videojs player,
I have mp4 videos on one file server and mp4 video on my main server.
When I start some video and video is on my main server the loading is ok, but if I try to start a video that is on file server, video doesn't start.
The patch is correct.
with flowplayer works fine, have you some ideas to fix this problem?
Sorry, my ffmpeg patch was wrong, I usend ffmpeg installed with: yum install ffmpeg instead of /bin/ffmpeg installed manually
I change ffmpeg's url in my script and now works fine!
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I was using arch linux with pipewire. But the microphone of iriun webcam doesn't work and then I installed pulseaudio and pulseaudio-bluetooth. And then I ran this command-
pacmd load-module module-alsa-source device=hw:Loopback,1,0
As a result my microphone was working but YouTube video wasn't playing. And then I installed pacman -Syu pipewire-media-session. Now YouTube videos is playing but I can't hearing my desktop media player sound. If I install Wireplumber then YouTube video isn't plyaing but I can hear my desktop media player sound. What can I do now?
I am using appcelerator sdk 5.1.2 and trying to build for Android 6.0. Ti.Media.createSound not able to stream mp3 file hosted on server. I am trying to play an mp3 file which is hosted on server but nothing happens i.e file not play. Here is my simple code.
var sound = Ti.Media.createSound({
url : 'url to mp3 file on server',
allowBackground : true
});
sound.play();
Nothing showed up in console. Same code working absolutely fine when build for Android 5.1.0 but not works for Android 6.0. Anyone knows what the problem is.
There is some problem in streaming of mp3 or audio files in titanium for marshmallow. I faced the same problem. You can either try to provide storage permission for your app or try to compile with the 5.4.0 SDK as they are saying that it is fixed in this SDK
TIMOB-20140 TIMOB-20234
Hope this will help you.
Im using a very basic ActiveX VLC Plugin. I installed VLC and then added VLC into VB.NET by going into COM Components.
So I use it to load livestreams and it works "fine".
But not great. The reason im saying this is because I load a .m3u8 file and whenever it lags/buffers/freezes/pauses e.t.c it will play again fine as I have it to "AutoLoop = true" but when it then fixes itself and continues playing it wont go Fullscreen by double clicking the Video Window and if I went into Fullscreen before it froze I would be Stuck in fullscreen and would need to ALT+F4 or ALT+TAB out and close the App.
Is there any way past this and has anyone ever encountered this issue either?
If anyone needs to try this to see what I mean or has a hard time understanding what I mean just let me know.
I can confirm this is an error with VLC 2.2.2
It seems this is a UI issue when playback ends. The forum seems to already have a ticket open about this for 3+ months which is ridiculous that its still not fixed.
If you compile using the .dll's from VLC 2.2.2 but have VLC 2.2.1 installed on your PC then this issue is gone.
Works in Google but in the latest version of FF it defaults to Flash. Also won't play on andriod at all. Video files are mp4
thanks
Firefox can't play MP4, so Flash fallback has to be used. Include a webm or ogv source if you want to avoid Flash on Firefox.
MP4 on Android should be fine. Can you give some code/a link?
Can we play mp4 songs using NAudio?
Please provide some code to play mp4 songs
I need a c# code that will help me play mp4 songs
You can play .mp4 files using NAudio, there is a demo in the official page.
Donwload the Demo-Apps and look for the "Media Foundation Demo". The C# code of the demo can be found at the Source Code of NAudio.
Link to Demo-Apps
Link to Source Code
The implementation is in the WasapiOutGuiThread class:
WasapiOutGuiThread : IWavePlayer
Update: NAudio can now play MP4 files using the MediaFoundationReader assuming you have the appropriate codecs installed. This works on Windows Vista and above, and if you are running Windows Server you may need to have the "Desktop Experience" installed.
Alternative approaches would be to see if the WPF Media Element can play it, or using the Windows Media Player ActiveX control (on an OS that can play MP4s).