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Deconstructing Luck(pgbovine.net)
1 points by flavioribeiro 12y ago|0 comments
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The Enemy(randsinrepose.com)
2 points by flavioribeiro 12y ago|0 comments
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
HLS is supported by default on Safari (on MacOS only, AFAIK). HLS is developed by Apple so it make sense to support it natively on their products. There's a bunch of players that has "HTML5-first" support, it tries to use &lt
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
I think that the first step on moving to HTML5-only player is the support for DASH on the live streaming stack. AFAIK, Twitch is using HLS to broadcast their channels which isn't supported on browsers by default[1]. I bet Twitch guys a
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Control the video player with your voice(github.com)
5 points by flavioribeiro 12y ago|0 comments
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Television in 2015: For What It’s Worth(medium.com)
1 points by flavioribeiro 12y ago|0 comments
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
Great idea! I wonder why you aren't using github (or bitbucket, etc) for hosting the project. I personally think that early projects can benefit from tools like that, since people can follow the progress (issues, bugfixes, etc) and acc
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
I'm with you, everyday I try to fix a bug, make a small refactory or even improve README. ( https://www.dropbox.com/s/v5czzto5zfzz7rw/Screenshot%202014-... )
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
hey, it should play all formats supported by Clappr: http://clappr.io
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Blowing Up HTML5 Video and Mapping It into 3d Space (2010)(craftymind.com)
8 points by flavioribeiro 12y ago|1 comments
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Clappr: Subjectively compare video with different bitrates, codecs(github.com)
6 points by flavioribeiro 12y ago|2 comments
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
Sure. It seems that this feature fits well in a playback plugin. You can see some examples at our github repository. Regarding the concatenation of buffers you'll need to use Media Source Extensions API ( http://html5-demos.a
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Show HN: Clappr, an extensible and open source media player for the web(blog.flavioribeiro.com)
38 points by flavioribeiro 12y ago|4 comments
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
Since some people asked for, I just released a small step-by-step guide on how to deploy BemTV on your transmissions: https://github.com/bemtv/bemtv#how-to-use-it-on-my-own-hls-t...
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
hey fiatjaf. Actually, Google is already using WebRTC on Hangouts: http://www.webrtcworld.com/topics/webrtc-world/articles/3584...
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
hey dublinben, thank you for your comment. Since the browsers do not support HLS by default, it is needed to use Flash for it. I'm planning to bootstrap a version with DASH support (probably using dash.js) dropping the need of Flash.
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by flavioribeiro 12y ago
thank you! I still need to calibrate when a peer gives up to receive by p2p and goes to CDN, but it seems it's working for some swarms with low RTT. Regarding the code, I bet you'll not have problems to understand but feel free to
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Show HN: BemTV – Hybrid CDN/P2P Architecture for HLS Broadcasts(blog.flavioribeiro.com)
71 points by flavioribeiro 12y ago|22 comments
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by flavioribeiro 13y ago
At Globo.com we use HLS as our main protocol to stream live video for both desktop and mobile. To have HLS audio track available "for free" (without the necessity of transcode it on backend) we built a nginx module: http:/&#
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by flavioribeiro 13y ago
NounVerber, hehehe... this is a term I didn't know. thank you for sharing this.
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Naming Things(blog.flavioribeiro.com)
34 points by flavioribeiro 13y ago|24 comments
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by flavioribeiro 14y ago
inspired by Uncle Bob's "The Clean Coder" book where he says he do warmup katas, i've done this site. Every day dailykata.net will challenge you with a different exercise and programming language.
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Show HN: dailykata (dailykata.net)
4 points by flavioribeiro 14y ago|1 comments