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Mux (YC W16) Is Hiring a Product Designer for Video Analytics(muxhq.workable.com)
1 points by Heff 10y ago
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Mux (YC W16) Is Hiring a Product Designer in SF to Design Video Analytics(muxhq.workable.com)
1 points by Heff 10y ago
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by Heff 11y ago
Great job team!
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Video.js v4.7.0 – Built mostly by new contributors(blog.videojs.com)
16 points by Heff 12y ago|0 comments
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by Heff 14y ago
Congrats on the launch guys!
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by Heff 14y ago
Actually video.js has had a common API/skin for html5 and flash for a while now.
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Zencoder is hiring engineers for Dev Ops, Integration Support and Dev Evangelism(zencoder.com)
1 points by Heff 14y ago
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by Heff 14y ago
The actual page should be performing better now.
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Google Compute Engine vs. Amazon EC2: Video Transcoding(blog.zencoder.com)
169 points by Heff 14y ago|30 comments
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Encoding trends from our first 20M files (Zencoder)(blog.zencoder.com)
11 points by Heff 15y ago|0 comments
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Flash Video Isn't Dead, It Just Pivoted (Why Video.js got a Flash player)(reelseo.com)
6 points by Heff 15y ago|0 comments
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by Heff 15y ago
The jquery page hasn't made it into the new site yet, but still true. VJS also has free CDN hosting, and is pretty easy to skin both HTML5 and Flash using just CSS. MEJS is a pretty decent project though, as are a few of the many other HTML
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by Heff 15y ago
Sorry, fixed now. Launch fail. :(
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Video.js v3.0 - Complete rebuild w/ lightweight flash player and CDN.(videojs.com)
111 points by Heff 15y ago|10 comments
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by Heff 15y ago
Very cool. How long did it take you to build that?
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Zencoder (YC W10) is looking for a Marketing Manager(jobscore.com)
1 points by Heff 15y ago
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Zencoder is looking for an awesome designer + front-end developer.(zencoder.com)
1 points by Heff 15y ago
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by Heff 16y ago
Used WEPY4JLM4ETE, thanks!
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by Heff 16y ago
Which sucks for HTML5 video. Without Chrome, only about 5% of web users actually support HTML5 playback using h.264. Chart: http://videojs.com/2011/01/google-is-dropping-h-264-from-chr... Two things could end the format war. 1. Apple ado
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by Heff 16y ago
"In other words we calculate our Global Stats on the basis of more than 15 billion hits per month, by people from all over the world onto our 3 million+ member sites." Seems like enough to draw conclusions from.
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by Heff 16y ago
It could be that the app isn't hosted at the same place as the public site (which this chart reports on). That's how it is for Zencoder.
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by Heff 16y ago
Uh, no. :) I understand where with all the hype you might expect HTML5 video to have more support, but it's still a new technology, and requires that browsers build in support and then users upgrade to the newest versions. I imagine with th
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by Heff 16y ago
Sublime is great, but closed-source and is going to charge for use. Many of the open source players beyond just VideoJS are just as good, IMO. Also depends on what you need.
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by Heff 16y ago
Yes, it's definitely different in the mobile world. Mobile is still a very small portion of overall web use though. It's difficult to tell if StatCounter includes all mobile browsers in their overall stats, but they do at least include the
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Over 50% of web users now support HTML5 Video(videojs.com)
74 points by Heff 16y ago|17 comments
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VideoJS 2.0.2 Release – Subtitle Optimization, Safari on Leopard FS Fix(videojs.com)
2 points by Heff 16y ago|0 comments
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by Heff 16y ago
You might want to find a different name. There's already a fork of VideoJS called AudioJS. https://github.com/dz0ny/AudioJS
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Cloudkick + Zencoder deal for $17 on AppSumo(appsumo.com)
41 points by Heff 16y ago|3 comments
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by Heff 16y ago
I know with Disqus comments you can sort by Most Popular or Highest Rated. Not sure if you can default to one of those.
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by Heff 16y ago
That's strange. It's working for me. Does it happen for you every time? Any other info?

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