Webware: need web video player help
need web video player help
by deadly55 - 9/30/07 8:40 AMi'm looking for one like youtube but does mpeg or avi formart, flv if it will buffer fatser, i would prefer if the program was easy to isntall and free.
The problem is that ...
by R. Proffitt
- 9/30/07 6:07 PM
In reply to: need web video player help by deadly55
www.mpepla.com demands a royalty from authors. For the most part you have to stay our of certain countries to develop a MPEG solution like that. See where VLC PLAYER comes from for an example.
Bob
bah
by deadly55 - 9/30/07 6:58 PM In reply to: The problem is that ... by R. Proffitt
that's not going to work, since it's not fair to charger our members to have to pay for video uploads.
I think you missed the issue.
by R. Proffitt - 9/30/07 7:22 PM
In reply to: bah by deadly55
You don't have to charge anything. Just have to navigate the waters of patents and laws of the land. I shared this issue since it's not nice what I've seen happen to those that didn't know.
Bob
hmm
by deadly55 - 9/30/07 7:26 PM In reply to: I think you missed the issue. by R. Proffitt
ia there one in whihc i can upload videos relating to video games.
Moving goalposts?
by R. Proffitt - 10/1/07 6:17 AM
In reply to: hmm by deadly55
While http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=OPEN+SOURCE+VIDEO+PLAYER+BROWSER+PLUGIN&btnG=Google+Search confirms my suspicion about VLC PLAYER the problem is that getting people to install said player is a problem. You can find hundreds (thousands?) of posts about video in browser playback issues.
If you are not a programmer (you eat Java for breakfast) then you should look to solutions that everyone uses and not open source.
Embedding WMP in the browser is documented widely so I will not write anything about that. In fact I may not write anything that you could find with google. I will however share what you won't find.
Bob
FLV Player
by PROXUS - 9/3/09 4:59 PM In reply to: need web video player help by deadly55check:
http://flvplayer.com/free-flv-player/
there are 2 versions , one free, very easy to setup,
and one commercial with load of features.
this is main link to commercial version:
http://flvplayer.com
you can play FLV, MP4, MOV, F4V ...I believe MP4 has the best compression / quality ratio, but you can try few different ways.
try these
by RathalosRed - 12/3/09 4:00 AM In reply to: need web video player help by deadly55try Real Player or Virtual Dub.
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