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Make your web video player truly yours with Video.js, the world's most popular open source HTML5 player framework. Video.js was built from the ground up for an HTML5 world, supporting video playback on both desktops and mobile devices, and on practically every modern browser. Aside from HTML5 video, Video.js also supports modern streaming formats like HLS and DASH, YouTube, Vimeo and even Flash thanks to an abundance of well-documented plugins. It looks great out-of-the-box, but you can style it your way with just a little extra CSS.

An HTML5 Flash Video (FLV) Player written in pure JavaScript without Flash. This project relies on Media Source Extensions to work. flv.js works by transmuxing FLV file stream into ISO BMFF (Fragmented MP4) segments, followed by feeding mp4 segments into an HTML5 <video> element through Media Source Extensions API. flv.js is written in ECMAScript 6, transpiled into ECMAScript 5 by Babel Compiler, and bundled with Browserify.

Version 3.x available here on SourceForge has been superseded by version 4.x available on Github. The later is a port to JavaScript, PHP and Ruby - all dependencies on Flash have been removed, as well as some of the functionality it provided. Version 3.x --------------- Extensible Flash and PHP online video editor with effects, transitions, titling, timeshifting and compositing. Client side ActionScript provides a robust GUI that interacts with PHP through simple XML protocols for...

...The big advantage of this plugin is that you don't need to pre generate these preview images and store them separately, it is done seamlessly on the fly for you. The mp4 meta data is loaded and parsed and then corresponding key frames are downloaded using byte-range requests and decoded in the browser so you do not need to deal with it. All major desktop browsers are supported, mobile devices without Flash are not supported but you probably will not this functionality on those.

Apolmb is a simple PHP- and Flash-only media browser/viewer for online directories. In the current version it shows images and plays audio and video content. Apolmb is based on OpenLaszlo.

MediaCentre is an media centre server application for use on a home computer so you'll see your movies, play music and view / edit your pics when you're away from your computer, using a browser. Has been tested on MacOSX, Ubuntu Linux, and WindowsXP

RUMPI: Real Time Multi Peer Interaction. RUMPI want to be as ubiquitous as Flash-browser-plugin, but enabling browsers for real time communication between peers: VoIP (IAX2) and Real-time video Streaming. RUMPI is not a plattform, is a Browser plugin,