peaBerberian

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by peaBerberian 1y ago
I chose the filesystem paths organically as I was iterating with it: starting from the ideas of having a root dir and a simple unique "home" dir. I also wanted to allow the visitor to hack around stuff like the system config throu
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Show HN: Configurable desktop environment running in the browser(peaberberian.github.io)
3 points by peaBerberian 1y ago|2 comments
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by peaBerberian 3y ago
Interesting points and insight, thanks. I should probably look more into it. My point was more about the fact that I found the article unfairly critical towards live streaming through DASH/HLS by mainly focusing on latency - which I un
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by peaBerberian 3y ago
I liked this article very much (and I do share many points it's making). However there are some claims in that article that bothered me: > if you’re watching 1080p video and your network takes a dump, well you still need to download
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Show HN: JavaScript UI Tool Making HTMLElements Based on Template Literals(github.com)
1 points by peaBerberian 3y ago|0 comments
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by peaBerberian 3y ago
I didn't know about Puffer, thanks! From what I understand they seem to be more at a lower level and research level. It seems that their main goal is to find out if machine learning can help to improve some central issues with media st
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by peaBerberian 3y ago
The player's demo page ( https://peaberberian.github.io/wasp-hls/ ) includes links to several test contents (you can click the "+" button to see them all). Only one of the three playlists is linked to ts s
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by peaBerberian 3y ago
It does transmux mpeg2-ts files into fmp4 to be able to play them on Chrome/android, though it only does so when those ts files are referenced in HLS ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Live_Streaming ) playlists,
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Show HN: A WebAssembly-Based (Rust) & In-WebWorker HLS Media Player for the Web(github.com)
8 points by peaBerberian 3y ago|6 comments
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by peaBerberian 4y ago
As far as I know, it shouldn't be triggered when you lose focus due to not being the active monitor, though I cannot really test it right now as I've only one monitor at home. > Also, how long before the video streaming service
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by peaBerberian 4y ago
I don't know about twitch but I work for a streaming company and we're using the page visibility API mainly to lower video quality when the user is not actively watching the corresponding tab for more than a minute. This allows to
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by peaBerberian 4y ago
This makes me very jealous! I'm a developer on a web media player and remember that we had at some point an issue with picture in picture mode: We had a feature that lowered the video bitrate to the minimum when the page that contained
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by peaBerberian 4y ago
I get what you're saying about the implementation of the CDM internals not being documented, but to me - a MSE/EME player developer - it seems that the main chunk of the Encrypted Media Extension API does also apply when Widevine,
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by peaBerberian 9y ago
Yeah good point, that actually brings a lot of complexity in our player library. There is already bugs linked to specific DRM systems, but it only becomes worse when we talk about specific devices, like STBs or connected TVs. Some who have
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How video streaming works on the web: An introduction(medium.com)
3 points by peaBerberian 9y ago|2 comments