I want to broadcast a video file on my website like it will broadcast at 9pm . it is 10 minute's video and when someone open my website at 9:05pm then video will start after 5 minutes because it is already played 5 minutes and 5 minutes still remaining. when some one open website at 9:12pm then nothing will play because video already played from 9:00pm to 9:10pm
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I have some videos coming from an API's response. I need a button to start recording the audio from the selected video for 30 seconds and get the file version of that audio to use it further.
I am already using this.audio.startRecord(); from Media Plugin but that records outside audio from phone's mic. It also stops the video that is playing on its own.
I'm, trying to make a 24/7 youtube live music stream with ant media server on a ubuntu VPS, i made 3 videos of 4hours / 5 hours / 6 hours music with premiere pro to .mp4 format but when i try to upload them from VPS, even if it say that the upload is completed, when i try to stream them or play them with the player i got the error The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported.
I tried to open the files on OBS in case the were corrupted but they play completely fine there. Is there something i can do about that? The mp4 file size is 6gb.
Thanks in advance.
According to documentation, if you are using SSML for playing audio, you're limited to "120 seconds maximum duration".
Is there other way to start playing longer media (audio) with "Actions on Google" SDK on Google Home?
Example usage: Meditation sounds that can last longer than 2 minutes.
As responded by Leon Nicholls (Google Assistant Developer Programs Engineer), currently there is no way to play audio longer than 120 sec. However they are considering that in the future.
Please check Media responses. You can play MP3 file longer than 2 minutes.
I ran into the same issue. I created a Voice Metronome app which need to play for a long time. On the Google home, I was able to get it to play for 10 minutes. On the phone the limit was 2. I don't know if the new speaker devices have longer play times and I don't know how long they will allow this. Just an FYI.
I'm experimenting with rtsp streams in java using vlcj in windows 7 system.i found a 5 seconds delay in displaying the video.i tried to write it to a temporary .mpg file.how can i feed the contents of that file to the player while streaming progresses?
I'm developing a messenger kinda application. In that app i'm supposed to send a video which will be played on recipient's device just for 60 secs. This is creating problem. How to handle the video of duration more than 60 sec. I'll be very grateful if anyone can provide me a better solution.