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FMS Workspaces with VHosts
10 steps to creating a new VHost for your FMS server and pointing its application directory to where you have your workspace.
Read the rest »HTML5 Video Skinning
While there are some great jQuery plugins for skinning HTML5 video available, it's really not difficult to create your own lightweight solution with only the features that you need and with full control over the look and feel. Read about how RealEyes developed an HTML solution for cases when a user might not have Flash Player.
Read the rest »Performant UI Architecture
Architecture is not a word often associated with user interface. We talk about user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design and theory instead. However, when thinking about building a performance driven app, a good UI architecture is as vital as a well-architected data backend and well-written code. This article presents one method of making sure your UI is well-developed and sound.
Read the rest »RealEyes to Attend and Present at Adobe MAX 2013
If you want to hear about Adobe’s next generation of online video offering, make sure to not miss this session!
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Attaching Alternate Audio Tracks To HTTP Video Streams Using OSMF
OSMF 1.6 and higher supports the inclusion of one or more alternative audio tracks with a single HTTP video stream. This practice, referred to as “late-binding audio”, allows content providers to deliver video with any number of alternate language tracks without having to duplicate and repackage the video for each audio track.
Read the rest »Cross-Browser Video Players
How do you gracefully deliver video to all those possible browsers and devices with a consistent video player interface, and still keep your life as simple as possible? This is where the current cornucopia of cross-browser video players comes in. Using one of the many players available, it is possible to create a consistent experience that will play everywhere with only one or two video source files and a very manageable amount of code.
Read the rest »Using the Strobe Media Playback JavaScript API
This sample player is based on the excellent SMP (Strobe Media Playback) media player that can be downloaded and used for free.
Read the rest »It’s Official, Adobe Media Server 5 Has Arrived!
Adobe Media Server 5 (formerly known as Adobe Flash Media Server) is now officially released and shipping. Along with a name change that clearly demonstrates its ubiquity across all platforms, AMS 5 has a great list of improved and new features that are available right out of the box.
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Adobe Media Server 5 is Shipping!
To better clarify, the Adobe Media Server product line (formerly known as Flash Media Server) began shipping June 21st 2012, in a staggered release format.
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Adobe Media Server 5 Training
RealEyes is putting on an Adobe Media Server (AMS) 5 training program this June. This custom course was created from our 7+ years of working with FMS and AMS servers and their use in real-world deployments. Come join us for our inaugural AMS 5 class this June on the 18th and 19th.
Read the rest »Advanced HTTP Dynamic Streaming Solutions
In the current technical environment it has become evident that media delivery across devices & platforms is in a state of transition and growth. This growth includes not just the devices and users that are consuming the media, but the technologies and transports that are providing the media across the board. Technologies like HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) are blazing the trail that will ultimately lead the consumer to their content.
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HTML5 Boilerplate: Učiniti Web programiranje lakše
NAPOMENA: Ovaj pregled Boilerplate-a je deo predstojećeg pregleda Roots WordPress Theme-eОвај i kao takav, uglavnom se fokusira v2
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HTML5 Boilerplate: Making Web Development Easier
Today’s sites are infinitely more complex and I wonder how many pages could be filled writing a book that covers all aspects of modern web design and development - probably a few more than 350. In fact, we would need to add several new chapters - UX, SEO, HTML5, CSS3, frameworks, jQuery, CMS’s, browser compatibility and resets, grid systems, mobile/iPad/responsive design, and on and on!
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Setting the Record Straight on Adobe Connect Licensing
At RealEyes we’ve found it is absolutely crucial that Adobe Connect buyers understand the available licensing structure or have a resource on hand that can be used to answer questions that may come up
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Javascript Selector API – Should I care?
Using JavaScript with CSS selectors, particularly Classes has traditionally been a little awkward. You end up needing dozens of lines of code with fun stuff like regular expressions to do something simple like toggle a Class. Looking for a better way to do this is how many of us got introduced to jQuery and it’s easy access to the DOM.
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