flowplayer | The HTML5 video player for the web | Video Utils library
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- Initialize the flowplayer player .
- factory factory for html5 engine
- Extend hls . js plugin
- listen to listener
- Slider slider .
- Create the playlist .
- Called when a media has changed .
- Format a seconds in seconds .
- Returns the value of an mouse event .
- Create UI elements .
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QUESTION
I have a .mov file which I run through ffmpeg
to create HLS segments / chunks. However, when I playback the HLS video it is too bright.
For a sanity check, I ran the same .mov video file through the FlowPlayer processing pipeline and the results were the same, the output video is too bright!
I have a number of videos. Most do not have this problem but some (and only some) of the .mov files exhibit this issue.
A broken video stream reports (see below for full output):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 14:38caniuse.com explains that:
The High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) compression standard is a video compression format intended to succeed H.264
and further reveals that browser support for HEVC is currently very poor.
@Gyan comments that:
Your source video is HDR. You'll have to tonemap it to SDR.
Now I assume @Gyan knows it HDR based on the fact that its using HEVC. This article explains HDR (High Dynamic Range) and talks in detail how it impacts brightness, color and contrast.
Finally, this article explains that HDR looks bad - e.g. brightness, contrast and color issues - on devices that do not support HDR. Thankfully it also gives an ffmpeg
fix by using this filter:
QUESTION
I am currently using TypeScript in a nextJS project. I am using a cdn version of flowplayer asynchronously, and it extends the event.target with new attributes.
The problem is when I try to build I get the error: Type error: Property 'currentTime' does not exist on type 'EventTarget & HTMLInputElement'.
I need to intersect it with these attributes: currentTime, duration, opts. This is what I tried doing:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-08 at 19:18You are getting confused between the event and the event target. The currentTime
and duration
properties exist on the target element, not the event. These are both properties of the native HTMLVideoElement
. opts
seems to be added by flowplayer so that's harder tp type.
I'm not familiar with flowplayer so I am having to look at the docs. I'm not sure if typescript types already exist for this package. For just the properties that you are using right here, this should work:
QUESTION
I am currently using TypeScript in a nextJS project. I am using a cdn version of flowplayer, added to the page via a hook.
I have a variable on global scope of the component: video.
I am using useScript hook to load it. - https://usehooks.com/useScript/
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-08 at 18:00I've managed to fix it with this hook:
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