How to use “segments” mode at SourceBuffer of MediaSource to render same result at Chomium, Chorme and Firefox?
How to use “segments” mode at SourceBuffer of MediaSource to render same result at Chomium, Chorme and Firefox?
How to use “segments” mode at SourceBuffer of MediaSource to render same result at Chomium, Chorme and Firefox?
The most likely problem is your WebM file has Clusters that don’t start with a keyframe. In Chrome dev-channel builds (ie Chrome 25 or later), you can verify this with the following steps. Open chrome:media-internals in another tab. Return to the tab with your test page and reload it. When the error occurs again, switch … Read more
You don’t need MP4Box to generate the required output, but you’ll need to chunk the content yourself looking for boxes in the generated file. Basically you’ll generate an fMP4 with H264, and send to the browser the moov box for initialization and the moof+mdat boxes for each fragment of MP4 that you generate. You’ll have … Read more
There is currently no Web API targeted to video editing. The MediaStream and MediaRecorder APIs are meant to deal with live sources. Because of the structure of video files, you can’t just slice a part of it to make a new video, nor can you just concatenate small video files to make one longer. In … Read more
A fragmented MP4 contains a series of segments which can be requested individually if your server supports byte-range requests. Boxes aka Atoms All MP4 files use an object oriented format that contains boxes aka atoms. You can view a representation of the boxes in your MP4 using an online tool such as MP4 Parser or … Read more