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EasyHTML5Video
Create videos for your website that look amazing on any devices
...First you need to find converters and make three versions of your video - .OGG, MP4, WebM. Then, to provide the compatibility with IE and old browsers you add a fallback Flash version of your video with Flash video player. And finally, you extract an image for poster and write batch lines of code to combine all of it... Quite complicated? Forget about it with EasyHTML5Video! All it takes is 3 easy steps to convert any of your video to HTML5: 1. Drag-n-drop video file to Easy HTML5 Video; 2. Set poster image, select codecs, tune settings; 3. Press "Start". As a result you'll get an html page with all necessary code, images, and videos. ... -
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Ogg Omg Metadata Getter for PHP
Previously known as Ogg.class.php
This is a continuation of Ogg.class.php by Nicolas Ricquemaque, which in turn was a split from File_Ogg by David Grant (don't you love Free Software?). Initially this project will just fix bugs and make minor adjustments to Ogg.class.php code, no backward incompatible changes will be made without an announcement. The version numbers will continue from the 1.3g, the latest released version of the ancestor project. Note: This project will __not__ help you to convert your media files into...
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