I have a webservice returning. Does anyone has faced this scenario? Programmatically is it possible to convert to some format and play in iphone? IPhone doesn't and judging by the Apple official statements won't ever or at least in the forseeable future support flash content.
Converting the content to another format on the server side should be easy to do and would allow content playback on an iDevice. SInce the video is probably already h. Basically you just need to run it once for each of the videos on the server and keep the results around.
Pioto and Josaih are on the right track in suggesting that you should convert the video server-side using a tool like FFMpeg. As far as I know there is zero support for flv in any part of iOS, so you'd be unable to transcode it locally.
Even if you could, it would make your users angry, since transcoding is a resource-intensive process that would kill their battery life and take a significant amount of time. So, your solution is to transcode your videos to h. If you have the original, uncompressed or at least less-compressed source video available, you'll get higher-quality video by transcoding that to h. Each time lossy compression eg, squeeze or h. The step-by-step guide below uses video converter for Windows screenshots to show you how to convert FLV videos for playing on your iPhone.
The way to achieve the task on Mac is the same. Just make sure you get the right version and all will be OK. Or add files by directly dragging the FLV video files to the left item bar. It matters not what format your files are in as PlayerXtreme HD comes with flexibility to the user. You might be on the road, in a vehicle or in a gym and streaming your videos will be very easy.
It can be frustrating at times since downloads take time to complete. This application is used to guarantee safety to personal documents and files. It is a travel application that will make sure you are not bored while in an airplane or even vehicle travelling.
Azul Media Player has an internally built downloader which is an advantage over the rest as it accepts majority video formats. All your frustrations of playing video will be taken away by the iMedia Player since it supports a wide variety of formats.
Once you have downloaded this app, it will be very easy adding video files by simply dragging and dropping. Its biggest advantage is no requirement for conversion before videos play. Like any other product of technology, it can fail you unexpectedly. Playing flv on iPad is not easy but this application makes all that achievable. It supports a wide variety of formats even though there are few that it can't play. You don't require any effort to play your favorite video format with AVPlayerHD since it supports almost all.
Meanwhile this iPhone movie converter supports batch conversion mode. This is the interface of the program:. Note : This program is based on the batch conversion mode. If you have added multiple FLV files into the program, these files will be converted according to your settings one by one. Once the target FLV files are imported into the program, you can select the right file and edit it. You can trim the video by dragging the slide bar under the right preview pane, or set the " Start time "and " End time "under the " Clip "tab.
You can also crop the video by dragging the edge of the dot frame, or you can set the values in the dimension boxes.
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