Picture-in-Picture (PiP) | Blog | Chrome for Developers
Since April 2017, Chrome for Android O supports Picture-in-Picture. It allows users to play a <video> element in a small overlay window that isn't blocked by other windows, so that they can watch while doing other things. Here's how it works: open Chrome, go to a website that contains a video and play it fullscreen. From there, press the Home button to go to your Android Home Screen and the playin
Media updates in Chrome 58 - Chrome for Developers
Media updates in Chrome 58 Published on Tuesday, March 21, 2017 • Updated on Friday, July 24, 2020 Developers can now customize media controls such as the download, fullscreen and remoteplayback buttons.Sites installed using the "Add to Homescreen" flow can autoplay audio and video in the manifest's scope.Chrome on Android now pauses autoplaying a muted video when it is invisible.Developers can no
Update on HTML5 Video for Netflix
About four years ago, we shared our plans for playing premium video in HTML5, replacing Silverlight and eliminating the extra step of installing and updating browser plug-ins. Since then, we have launched HTML5 video on Chrome OS, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera, Firefox, and Edge on all supported operating systems. And though we do not officially support Linux, Chrome playback has worked
GitHub - shaka-project/shaka-player: JavaScript player library / DASH & HLS client / MSE-EME player
Shaka Player is an open-source JavaScript library for adaptive media. It plays adaptive media formats (such as DASH, HLS and MSS) in a browser, without using plugins or Flash. Instead, Shaka Player uses the open web standards MediaSource Extensions and Encrypted Media Extensions. Shaka Player also supports offline storage and playback of media using IndexedDB. Content can be stored on any browser.
Joyent Node.js expert talks about Node in the enterprise and more
Joyent Node.js expert talks about Node in the enterprise and more Developers these days are fascinated by Node, as we recently reaffirmed with a blockbuster post on how LinkedIn used Node to make its new mobile apps. Our written interview with LinkedIn’s mobile development chief did so well that we thought we’d record a video interview with a true Node expert: Tom Hughes-Croucher, a Joyent employe
Video Sync with WebSocket and Node
[Update 2015 - This was made on a very early version of NodeJS and may not work anymore; if you are looking for support to run this, please ask on StackOverflow.] Wanting to explore WebSocket, I made a demo that syncs videos for all users looking at the page (See the Code). Any user can “take control”, so that the other videos will follow the controller’s video. Writing it was a cinch with the Jav
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