playing videos on mobile and desktop

[Pier Bover]

Is it possible?

[Cristian Baluta]

h.264 is pretty universal. firefox or another browser needs webm format if you want to use a html5 player.

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Is it possible?

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[clemos]

Hi,

As Critian said, web video is fairly easy once you have videos at the right format (mp4/h264)

As for native apps, NME has recently added video support for iOS and Android (use StageVideo).

They both rely on "standard" native video components, so supported formats depend on the platform: 

for example .m3u8 works perfectly on iOS, pretty randomly on Android.

AFAIK mp4/h264 is also the most widely and consistently supported format when it comes to native.

I don't know if video support is available on NME / native destkop platforms.

Best,

Clément

[Pier Bover]

When you say NME do you mean OpenFL?

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[clemos]

No, I do mean NME ;)

I think porting recent NME features to OpenFL is currently discussed by Hugh, Joshua, Nicolas...

But for now, I believe it's NME 5 only.

Best,

Clément 

[Pier Bover]

I'm confused... isn't OpenFL the latest version of NME? Did those 2 become separated projects?

[Hugh]

Hi,

This was the state of affairs a few weeks ago:

http://gamehaxe.com/2014/03/06/nme-5-0-rereleased/

We are working quickly towards maximum sharing between nme/openfl/lime, so you should see features available on all projects soon, where their APIs and templates permit.

Hugh