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Informations about the package html5video
HTML5 Video Class
Writes a properly formatted
ASSUMPTIONS: If these assumptions are not met, there are function calls you can use to override them. However, having things set up this way will mean you spend less time and write less code.
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Constant: BASE_URL exists, with trailing slash. Example: http://www.mysite.com/
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Constant: BASEPATH exists, with trailing slash. Example: /var/htdocs/mysite/
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Your video files and poster image are located in a /media/ directory, at the BASEPATH.
- A Flash-based MP4 player called "flvplayer.swf" is located at the BASE_URL.
INSTALLATION: To install via Composer, put the following in your composer.json file: { "require": { "cschoenfeld/html5video": "dev-master" } }
Then, just run "composer install" from the command line.
USAGE:
First, prepare your video files and poster image. You will need 3 video formats: .mp4, .webm, and .ogv. Example: myvideo.mp4 myvideo.webm myvideo.ogv myvideo.jpg
Minimal sample code: (3 lines of code to render a video.)
require_once html5video.php;
try {
$video = new html5video('videlement', 'myvideo'); // ID of the <video> tag, filename of the video files.
$video->setDimensions(640, 480); // Width, height
$video->render();
} catch (Exception $ex) {
// Replace this code if you want to handle exceptions more gracefully.
die('ERROR: ' . $ex->getMessage());
}Extended sample code: (Overriding the class defaults, using additional features.)
require_once html5video.php;
try {
$video = new html5video('videlement', 'myvideo');
$video->setDimensions(640, 480);
$video->setLocalDir('videos/people/charles'); // Specify an alternate local directory for the media files.
$video->setBaseURL('http://www.mysite.com/'); // Needed if you don't have a BASE_URL constant defined.
$video->setBasepath('/var/htdocs/mysite/'); // Needed if you don't have a BASEPATH constant defined.
$vide->changeFilenames('myvideo-filename.mp4', 'thisvideo.ogv'); // Override the names of individual media files.
$video->setFlashURL('assets/flash/vidplayer.swf'); // Override the default location of the Flash player.
$video->use_amazon('https://s3.amazonaws.com/mybucket/'); // Pull videos from Amazon S3 storage.
$video->useControls(false); // Don't show player controls.
$video->setAutoplay(true); // Make the video start playing as soon as it loads.
$video->render();
} catch (Exception $ex) {
// Replace this code if you want to handle exceptions more gracefully.
die('ERROR: ' . $ex->getMessage());
}Note: If you need to capture the HTML output to a variable, instead of writing it directly to the page, then replace the "render()" line of the example with this:
$vid_HTML = $video->render(false);