It's really great to get back to what is basically the 2020 equivalent of upload files to the server. Fission and any standard IPFS gateway serves up files over HTTP and/or natively with IPFS, without plugins, in any browser. 'Just a bunch of files' is pretty much how we're thinking about Fission. Furthermore, the hls.js library enables straightforward integration with the HTML5 video element.

The README explains: The fact that HLS content is just 'a bunch of files' makes it a good choice for IPFS (another protocol that works this way is MPEG-DASH, which could certainly be a good choice as well). There's an example in the JavaScript implementation of IPFS about using HLS with js-ipfs. – freeCodeCamp: HLS Video Streaming: What it is, and When to Use it When a connection gets slower, the protocol automatically adjusts the requested bitrate to the bandwidth available. This is usually referred to as the bitrate ladder. HLS videos are encoded in different renditions at different resolutions and bitrates. This optimizes the quality of the experience. A bit more in this freeCodeCamp article: The most important feature of HLS is its ability to adapt the bitrate of the video to the actual speed of the connection. Originally developed by Apple, and now widely supported, HLS doesn't need any special server-side support. I had read a bit about HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) and wanted to experiment. This works pretty well – Discourse recognizes the video file extension and embeds a video player in the post automatically. I've been downloading the video from Zoom, doing some basic trimming, and then uploading it using Fission, and embedding the IPFS link in our Discourse forum. Your browser does not support the video tag.We've been running weekly developer lunch & learn sessions over video. WEBM ffmpeg -i -vcodec libvpx -acodec libvorbis test.webm OGG ffmpeg -i -acodec vorbis -vcodec libtheora test.ogg MP4 ffmpeg -i -vcodec libx264 -b:v 8192k -f segment -segment_time 4 -segment_list_size 0 -segment_list test.m3u8 -segment_format mpegts stream%05d.ts I am creating 3 streams on 3 files (ogg/mp4/webm) Therefore I have to transcode the stream using ffmpeg (not ffserver - as it will be deprecated on future releases), and publishing it on Tomcat on another context allowing listing. As I want to stream on mobile devices and I need to use stream. The video is show on the page using: īUT the video is not show on the page using tag. The video is captured using an HDMI to IP encoder(TBS2603), that outputs the stream to HTTP. I am trying to build a web app (using Primefaces) that streams real time video on an html page.

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