I want a videoplayer like youtube's on my site. What should I look for? I'm making a video sharing site in PHP with MySQL.
Should I look into flash? Maybe you know some good video players that are easy to implement on a site.
uff you have lot of work to do.
FlowPlayer its an opensource flash based player can you customize and use it in your site
Have you gone through these http://www.vidiscript.com/, http://www.phpmotion.com/ and http://osshare.sourceforge.net/. These are clones of youtube-like video media sharing sites. The source code is freely accessible I guess - you can get some help from it.
Flowplayer is by far the best I've found. It has a very nice Javascript API that lets you manipulate the video player in every single way you could possibly want.
What you are looking for can be searched for on Google for as either an "flv player" or a "flash video player component". E.G. a video player skin or player with media list.
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I have a requirement which I have been unable to find any solutions too, not many pointers exists on the internet either, couple of video editors I asked are of the opinion that it might not be possible.
Lets say I have a video and I am uploading it to a website, i want a dynamic image to load inside the video at the end of every 30secs, and if possible, then not really sure if I can upload these videos on Youtube or Vimeo either?
Any heads up will be great, I am totally lost here.
I am looking to generate a high definition screenshot of youtube video at a specific time. Say I have the Youtube video ID (ctiJc4yEVow) and I want a screenshot of what appears at 1:32. Is there a clean and easy to implement way to do that? I have read way of using ffmpeg and some misc sloppy code, but nothing reliable.
The only thing I have seen is how to generate an image for a video, unspecific to any time.
https://i1.ytimg.com/vi//default.jpg
My issue is I need a specific time. Please help!
I don't see any way to do this within the official API. Their Videos:list and Thumbnails
pages don't offer any way to do this.
That said, you could link to the time you want, then screenshot that. This would work best with YouTube's autoplay turned off. Example link based on your post: youtube.com/watch?v=ctiJc4yEVow&t=1m32s
I'm looking for php script that set the feature image (of the post) from the video embed code.
Untill now, I saw only plugins that support specific websites. I'm looking for code that allow auto set feature image from any video embed code from any website.
Is that possible ?
A generic implementation is impossible, because there are so many different players and platforms around.
As an example, YouTube have an API that allows you to grab the same screenshot they use for their videos. Vimeo also have an API that is similar, but not the same. Then look at LiveLeak, who don't have a formal API at all, or any of the thousands of third-party video players that sites use. Many even use their own video player (think BBC and other large news sites).
The best you could hope for is a plugin that implements all of the big video sites.
In one of my project i have a requirement for live or on demand video streaming. I am using PHP and AJAX for this project so i want to know how to do Http Video Streaming PHP or an referece site to do this.
Your question is a bit vague, so it might be hard to get you exactly what you want...
Still, here are a couple of questions/answers you might want to take a look at ; they might provide you with useful informations :
Live Video Streaming with PHP
How to embed YouTube videos in PHP ?
Streaming video file?
Add dynamic video content (YouTube like) (PHP)
How to display youtube-like video player in website?
Maybe also Making a video sharing site, need a videoplayer
Hope those help ;-)
Have fun !
And if you have a more precise problem/question, don't hesitate to ask another question !
Can someone teach me how to embed a flash MP3 player (step-by-step) using codeigniter? I have been trying for hours now with no success. I am so frustrated. Someone please help me. Thanks.
The most simple one I've come across is the Yahoo! Media Player. It's Javascript based rather than Flash, but it still gives the user a nice interface.
It scans the page looking for links to MP3 files and loads them into the player, and degrades nicely in the absence of Javascript.