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• Révision 103728 : refs #3692 : Intégration de la library MediaElement en 4.0.2

  2 avril 2017, par real3t@gmail.com

  Testé sous Windows 10 avec Edge, FireFox et Chrome en utilisant les .mp4, .ogg et .mp3 utilisés par http://www.mediaelementjs.com/

  Pas testé les skins.

• Why Can't i view a few of my mp4 files in my .erb but can in html file ?

  27 avril 2016, par Joseph McKenzie

  I have a site that I’m working on for a customer and the strangest thing is happening to me. I pull in a list of videos from a database table and it plays the video that I want it to, this all works fine.

  For some reason some of the video files will not play in either chrome nor Firefox when viewing my page from an .erb file,but they will work in Microsoft edge. They will all work in an .html file though in all my browsers they are raw .264 files converted to mp4 via ffmpeg .

  I would think if it was a file corruption it wouldn’t play fine in a .html file or Edge.

  <% links[0,1].each do |links|%>-->
  
  
  
  <% if  links[1] == "Not_Watched"%>
  
  
  
  <video width="320" height="240" controls="controls">
  
  <source src="../videos/&lt;%=links[0]%>" type="video/mp4">
  
  
  
  </source></video>
  
  &lt;%end%>
  
  &lt;%end%>
  
  
  
   get '/page1' do
  
  
  
  
  
  thing1= database.execute("select * from thing1");
  
  thing2= database.execute("select * from thing2")                
  
  links = database.execute("select * from links")                 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
     erb :page1, :locals => {:thing1=> thing1, :thing2=> thing2, :links => links}
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   end

  I had to change some of the code names up because i cant put up to much of this code online...... and there is a lot more I didn’t include because didn’t have anything to do with anything as far as I could imagine. If anyone thinks it could have a bearing ill post some of it but changed up so that I can

• Match audio file with video file in batch (.bat)

  3 octobre 2019, par Jake Pearson

  i have done my research and found a fairly new thread that opened -> Finding File Matches & Variable Assignment using a .BAT Script

  However,it doesn’t seem like this person has same issue as me although they maybe using the same fotware for ingesting the videos as the naming convention says so.

  For me i have many different output names. the string in the output files has same name like the thread above -> channel_typeOfProgram_ID_DatesinString.m2v or .wav

  The one thing thast common is that before the date starts, i have High written in the file name followed by c in the video file name or 00, 01 for audio and i believe in the Finding File Matches & Variable Assignment using a .BAT Script the person who answer it made it clear that 00c is left audio and 01c is right audio.

  Here are example of the files names I get.

  Video

  BA_MUS_006606Highc450277**20190320**1831370611.m2v

  Audio

  BA_MUS_006606High00c450277201903201831370623.wav

  BA_MUS_006606High01c450277201903201831370625.wav

  or the file name would have BA_PRG_006606_02High01c45027720190320183137785

  so its a problem to break the code to using delimiters as the number of _ or segments are going to be different.