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Somewhat related, how does Brightcove hide the media files? I do not see any mp4 or other video files in the network tab. Is this like the good ol' times with f
by nabaraz 5y ago
Somewhat related, how does Brightcove hide the media files? I do not see any mp4 or other video files in the network tab. Is this like the good ol' times with flash player?
- dqv 5y agoIt looks like they use media blobulation similar to how Twitter does it.
- recursive 5y agoIt's split into ~9 second excerpts. Each are loaded by ajax on demand. They're served with content type video/MP2T. JS loads the content of the response into a Blob. `URL.createObjectURL` converts each piece into a "blob:"-scheme URL that can be interpreted by the <video> element on the page.
- alexpetralia 5y agoThis is awesome - thanks for this explanation! Always wondered how "media" could slip into the browser without being tracked in the Media tab of the Chrome Developer Tools. This explains it!
- rcMgD2BwE72F 5y agoThank you so much for your explanation! I've always wondered how they did that. Do you know any way to get a copy of the full video? I like to play video at 1.5x speed, but some player don't have this feature so I need to obtain the URI (to play the network file with local player ove) or the file itself (e.g with youtube-dl).
- NavinF 5y agoTry reloading the page after opening the network tab.