Export Stills from Adobe Premiere Pro using JavaScript By BylineJohn Dyer on April 13, 2017March 6, 2020 Most of the products in the Adobe Creative Cloud suite of applications have a scripting API that allows you to write JavaScript to automate tasks like moving layers around, addingContinue readingExport Stills from Adobe Premiere Pro using JavaScript
Cross-Browser Native Get/Set Properties in JavaScript By BylineJohn Dyer on May 2, 2012March 5, 2020 JavaScript Doesn’t Support Properties When I first created MediaElement.js a few years ago, I wanted to make a JavaScript object that fully mimicked the HTML5 Media API, but under the hood itContinue readingCross-Browser Native Get/Set Properties in JavaScript
HTML5 Video Wrapper for YouTube and Vimeo API – MediaElement.js By BylineJohn Dyer on November 28, 2011March 5, 2020 YouTube and Vimeo APIs YouTube and Vimeo have nice APIs to allow JavaScript developers to control the playback of embedded content (oh, and YouTube has a new design). They’ve alsoContinue readingHTML5 Video Wrapper for YouTube and Vimeo API – MediaElement.js
ffmpeg Settings for HTML5 codecs (h264/mp4, theora/ogg, vp8/webm) By BylineJohn Dyer on January 5, 2011March 5, 2020 This is just a quick tip for people encoding video for HTML5 (and using sweet HTML5 players like MediaElement.js). Go download a copy of ffmpeg, and if you’re on Windows,Continue readingffmpeg Settings for HTML5 codecs (h264/mp4, theora/ogg, vp8/webm)
MediaElement.js – a magic unicorn HTML5 video library By BylineJohn Dyer on September 22, 2010March 5, 2020 I”ve posted before about HTML5 video and based on what I found I released an HTML5 <video> framework and player called MediaElement.js. But I never got around to explaining theContinue readingMediaElement.js – a magic unicorn HTML5 video library
Simple Cross-Browser HTML5 video with a single H.264 file and fallback options By BylineJohn Dyer on June 6, 2010March 5, 2020 At first glance, the promise of HTML5 <video> seems awesome. Just a simple <video src=”myvideo.mp4″ controls></video> and you’re done right? Not quite. In reality there are all kinds of browserContinue readingSimple Cross-Browser HTML5 video with a single H.264 file and fallback options
HTML5 Video Player with Slides and Transcript By BylineJohn Dyer on April 26, 2010March 5, 2020 A few weeks ago I created an HTML5 version of DTS’s online video player application. A few years ago, when Flash 9 enabled H.264 playback, we switched all of ourContinue readingHTML5 Video Player with Slides and Transcript