Here's my case:
I get a Stream from a Web-Server. The format of this Stream is MJPEG. I embedded this stream in a html-site with the following code: <img src="http://172.17.52.161:9000/stream/video.mjpeg">
, but I'd like to use a Player for this stream. Is there a possibility to use video.js with mjpeg-streams?
My overall goal is to pile these files with Phonegap-Build, to use it on my Smartphone, is this possible?
Thank you for your help!
Here's my case:
I get a Stream from a Web-Server. The format of this Stream is MJPEG. I embedded this stream in a html-site with the following code: <img src="http://172.17.52.161:9000/stream/video.mjpeg">
, but I'd like to use a Player for this stream. Is there a possibility to use video.js with mjpeg-streams?
My overall goal is to pile these files with Phonegap-Build, to use it on my Smartphone, is this possible?
Thank you for your help!
- I can't find much but there is an answer here, it doesn't solve your issue per say but it gives a direction to look for an answer. stackoverflow./questions/19346775/… – nulltron Commented Dec 1, 2015 at 15:11
1 Answer
Reset to default 0You can use an <video>
tag
<video src="http://172.17.52.161:9000/stream/video.mjpeg" controls>
Your browser does not support the <code>video</code> element.
</video>