I've been looking for a while for a good web page embed-able mp3 player. I've considered going with the Wimpy Player, but it appears to have problems with Flash 10, and their customer support is unresponsive.
My requirements are pretty simple, I want to be able to play/pause/rewind audio. I'd also like to be able to embed the player multiple times on the same page as well as be able to play a playlist of multiple mp3s.
Any products other than Wimpy that I should be investigating?
Any advice is much appreciated.
Check out jPlayer.
Did you try the player from longtail?
http://www.longtailvideo.com/players/jw-flv-player/
Work for me, and i belive is better as it dosent user HTML5, which is not fully supported across browsers.
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I'm making a website for my church so we don't have to miss services and kids don't have to miss their classes during this pandemic and I made it so we can stream directly to the website but we can't stream to both the website and youtube at the same time since both require either an encoder or a webcam. Do you think I'd be able to somehow emulate an encoder to stream to youtube as well? I don't need help coding it, I just need to know if you think it's possible and if it is, if I should code a package so others can do the same. If I can help give other developers a bigger tool belt, I will. Through some modification of django-encode it may work. I don't think it's against their Terms of Service but I'll do more reading into that.
loving and gracious Internet community. I am working on building an application that uses DirectShow to play HLS streams and run some processes on them.
I used Graphedt.exe to render the URL that we use and it works great, but we need to be able to detect specific sub-audible frequencies. I assume that a filter would serve that purpose well. Just not totally sure how to analyze the incoming frames for an audio frequency.
I am new to C++ programming but am willing to learn and work on it.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
If you are using the default DirectSound audio renderer, then you should try writing a TransInPlace filter to Account the buffers flowed.
Furthermore, you can add a property page to be useful when debugging.
I created a game in flash, for android(I know flash is dead, but was the only platform I knew how to code a game). It's based on matches, I did the AI and the game works very well offline.
But now I want to make it online and I never developed anything for web, like websites, webservers. I do not even know what SOAP, REST and this methodologies are.
So what do I need to learn to develop something like this? Here are the requirements :
I want to create a "room" with your facebook friends that are online in the moment.
In this "room" you can invite them to play a match.
The information that is passed client to client is only two points in the cartesian plane(e.g., {(1,2), (3,5)}) and the information that the game may have ended.
It's important to notice that the server must hold connections from
cellphones. The information passed is from cellphone to cellphone.
Develop the whole game in another language or platform is not an option. This is my first game that will be published, so its more like an learning exercise. I dont know PHP nor Python, but I can learn it.
Thanks.
there is a service called Flox (https://www.flox.cc/docs/getting-started) which has a AS3 integration, take a look at it, may help you
i`m new to Symbian , my goal is to playback mp3 file stored on phone with my MIDLet.
Is it possible? I do not know how to do it - i'll be very grateful for any help.
It's possible with the APIs provided by J2ME.
First step. You need to verify that your specific phone has the capabilities required. Install any free J2ME mp3 app like KD Player (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KD_Player) and try using it on your phone.
Second step. If your phone can play mp3 music using the free app but you still want to create your own, you need to find a good J2ME resource like this:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/systems/index-156363.html
To be honest, that second step is probably a bit too much especially if you're the kind of person who asks first instead of using Google. Sorry.
Ok so my new gig is high performance video (think Google streetview but movies) - the hard work is all embedded capture and image processing but:
I was looking at the new MS video offerings to display content = Windows Media Foundation.
Is anyone actually using this ?
There are no books on the topic.
The only documentation is a developer
team blog with a single entry 9 months old.
I thought we had got past having to learn an MS api by spying on the com control messages!
Is it just another wrapper around the same old activeX control?
I read the Media Foundation Programming Guide, and it's as complete as everything else is w/ MS, in that you have all the information you need, no clue on how to find it, and no idea what's important when.
I'm trying to use MMF, but I'm currently not getting anywhere, and am thinking that going back to DirectShow might be the better approach as there is more example code with explanations.
No, it does not appear to be just another wrapper around the same ActiveX controls.
Did you read Media Foundation Programming Guide? It looks pretty complete.
To get started with Media Foundation you might want to read this. Media Foundation was first introduced in Windows Vista. Thus, you must have Vista or later versions of Windows to develop Media Foundation apps. If you are targeting Windows XP users then, D-Show might be a better option.