I am trying to develop a Progressive web application.
Is it possible to make youtube embedded videos work offline ?
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Can anybody help me for this. I can't play any video on my app.
I created a web app it includes youtube videos. But android app doesn't play videos.
Video object of Smartface App Studio can play directly video files.
If you assign youtube links it will not working if you don't know the exact video path.
But, I suggest you to use WebView component to show Youtube videos and pages.
I have embedded YouTube videos in my application and they are working fine .But when I tried to embed Google videos into my application , blank screen appears.
I would like to know the reason.
Google videos uses flash which the iPhone does not support. If would like to load a non YouTube video, set the URL to a plain mp4 file.
I want to develop an application, for searching and watching youtube videos, in C language with GTK for UserInterface. Does API's available for embedding Youtube into C application ?
Can I use GData for that ?
You need to look into gstreamer, which provides a youtube plugin. However, the standard GNOME video player, Totem, already does exactly what you're after.
I am using the gdata library in my iPhone app to search for some youtube videos. Now most of the videos come up fine but some videos are not compatible for playback with the iPhone. I am using a webview to embed the video.
In case of videos which cannot be played on the iPhone, they show up in the webview without a preview and just a play button with a cross.
I could not find anything in the YouTube API which would let me get only those video results that are playable on the iPhone. Anyone know of a solution?
Thanks.
Identifying iPhone-playable YouTube videos has been discussed in the GData mailing lists, such as here
In my application I have a UIWebView that is able to play Youtube videos normally, but I'd like to play some videos from a website other than Youtube.
If i try to play those videos in the iPhone Safari browser it opens in the same way that YouTube videos (fullscreen mode, showing the player), but that doesn't happen in the UIWebView inside my application.
As an example, consider the following URL: http://m.video.globo.com/#video.php?id=1174097 (don't forget to open it in the simulator)
I didn't have to download any plugin or application to play it.
Both JavaScript and Plug-Ins options in the iPhone Settings are turned on.
Is there something wrong with my UIWebView? All I'm doing is loading the webpage using the "loadRequest" method from UIWebView class.
Thanks in advance.
The iPhone has support for youtube videos, (hence the built in youtube player), other than that it supports only quicktime. There is no support for other formats: most sites use flash for video these days (inc youtube), but flash is not supported on the iPhone. I site embedding a youtube video will work, but one embedding a video hosted elsewhere will not (unless its quicktime)