How the media request range works?
I’ve video in the html with video tag like <video src='xxxx.mp4'>
. But sometimes the video loading is very slow.
I’ve video in the html with video tag like <video src='xxxx.mp4'>
. But sometimes the video loading is very slow.
I have a big problem. I have a video streamer site. The site has public and private videos, private videos can be seen after purchase.
I have been developing this site: https://mirobod-tumani.vercel.app. On the home page there is a video background. To optimize the initial load, i optimized the video itself and decided to stream it.
This is the code:
on nodejs documentation, the streams section says I can do fs.createReadStream(url || path)
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But, when I actually do that It tells me Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory
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I just want to pipe the video from a readable to a writable stream, But I’m stuck on creating a readable one.
I’m trying to stream HLS content using node.js. And somehow it is not working. It’ll be of great help if someone helps me out.
I’d like suggestions for NODE.JS packages or other solutions to provide a UDP H264 video stream that can be decoded by an HTML5 video tag with a target latency of 50ms.
this is my first time doing a gallery of videos using ASP.NET,
I believe there are many articles on the net regarding this, but I would like to see some recommendation and different point of view :
I have the following code which downloads video content:
I have to stitch the images captured from many (9) cameras. Initially, I tried to capture the frames from 2 cameras with rate 15 FPS. Then, I connected 4 cameras (I also used externally powered USB hub to provide enough power) but I could only see only one stream.