Other browser APIs that are going to change video on the web
summary
Shows that using the fetch API returns a readable stream so segments can pipe into MediaSource with transform streams to transmux HLS TS to fMP4 in JavaScript, cutting startup and memory and enabling near‑real‑time byte‑level transforms; demonstrates Video.js doing this for HLS today. Explores service worker transmux and cache for offline single‑rendition HLS and even in‑worker transcode, plus web components for player UI, and working demos of battery and vibration APIs on mobile.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 2:53Digital Effects
- 4:08Normal Html5 Video
- 7:16Types of Streams
- 9:52Service Workers
- 10:59What Can We Do with Serviceworker so Store Video for Offline Viewing
- 12:05Serviceworker
- 14:20Web Components
- 14:30Custom Elements
- 21:52The Network Info Api
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