On Feb 23, 2011, at 11:45 AM, Jatin kumar wrote:
Is it possible to do this without user intervention?
Is there a Jquery event that I could use to trigger the next flv to
play?
Where do you call let's say Video1.play method, is it a jQuery call
or a Rails call?
What are you using to play t
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 4:29 PM, Ralph Shnelvar wrote:
> Let's say I have 5 flv files that I want to play in a browser one after
> another.
>
> Is it possible to do this without user intervention?
>
> Is there a Jquery event that I could use to trigger the next flv to
> play?
>
> Where do you call
Let's say I have 5 flv files that I want to play in a browser one after
another.
Is it possible to do this without user intervention?
Is there a Jquery event that I could use to trigger the next flv to
play?
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My app needs to play videos. They are stored in a huge library and are
all about 2mb in size. They are avi files.
The user enters criteria which selects the appropriate videos and I
need to offer a playlist.
Playing one at a time offers no problem - just use send_file and the
file gets downloaded
I'm working on a project that involves the playing of .avi files from
a huge source library. Meta data about the files is stored in a
database and the files are stored elsewhere in a file structure that
is easy to access.
I'm new to video playback and what I have tried so far is
unsatisfactory. I
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