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haha we are asking the same question! We have an uploader system. So if they quit too soon, you can always send them a link so they can finish the uploading.
by JohanCutych 6y ago
haha we are asking the same question!
We have an uploader system. So if they quit too soon, you can always send them a link so they can finish the uploading.
- orblivion 6y agoWhere does the video save? I guess I didn't know a browser could just record video and save it somewhere.
- Ryner001 6y agoVideo is saved as a binary blob in some kind of storage. In our case that would be IndexedDB. But since the data is uploaded in parallel with the call there is only few hundred MB used at any give moment. Generally browsers will let you store a few GB of data (depending on the user free space) if your really wanted to but it's not recommended since they can delete it any time.
- SiNTEx 6y agoWe store unuploaded chunks of the video in IndexDB in a browser. Btw if plan to do something similar beware of the fact that storing a lot of blob references in IndexDB can cause some wired issues in Chrome a some blobs can get corrupted. Our workaround is to store it as byte arrays.