http://aita.github.io/mobile-inline-player/
Mobile Inline Player is a MPEG1 player for mobile browsers. It supports pseudo video-streaming with multiple MPEG1 files and auto inline-playing on iPhone and Android.
<div data-src="video.json" data-mp4="fullscreen.mp4" data-endcard="endcard.jpg"></div>
<script src="mobile-inline-player.js"></script>| Key | Description |
|---|---|
| data-src | a playlist URL |
| data-mp4 | a mp4 video URL for full screen |
| data-endcard | an endcard image URL |
| data-width | video width |
| data-height | video height |
| data-preload-timeout | a time limit for preloading (in micro seconds) |
{
"url": [
"aaa.mpg",
"bbb.mpg"
]
}Although Mobile Inline Player is under MIT license, jsmpeg is largely based on "Java MPEG-1 Video Decoder and Player" which is under GPL. I'm not sure jsmpeg and this library are devrived works of "Java MPEG-1 Video Decoder and Player" or not. But you should be careful when you use this library on commercial sites.
- MPEG files with B-Frames look weird - frames are not reordered. This should be relatively easy to fix, but most encoders seem to not use B-Frames at all by default.
- The width of the MPEG video has to be a multiple of 2.
- Only raw MPEG video streams are supported. The decoder hates Stream Packet Headers in between macroblocks.
You can use FFmpeg to encode videos in a suited format. This will crop the size to a multiple of 2, omit B-Frames and force a raw video stream:
ffmpeg -i in.mp4 -f mpeg1video -vf "crop=iw-mod(iw\,2):ih-mod(ih\,2)" -bf 0 out.mpg