Web players

iporadio · 7th February 2017, 20:26

I want to know what players everyone is using for their websites. I have developed a newer html 5 player and would like to know what options people like most about the players they use.

here is a link to the player I created.IpoRadio HTML5 Player What would you like to see on it or different? Be honest please as i would like to make it the best before I release it for everyone.

Wordpress Plugin options with descriptions Link PLUGIN DESCRIPTION
Please give your opinions

neralex · 8th February 2017, 05:08

Your player isn't responsive for mobile devices. It has no hover effects, that dosen't create the feeling you can click on clickable objects. You images are blurry and scaled horrobile. In your code you are using a <table> and the deprecated <center>. You placed an css <link> in the body, which has a place in the document <head>, only!

jaromanda · 8th February 2017, 08:23

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html 5 player

web page players are overrated. Unless your webpage is interesting enough to stay on whilst listening to your station, don't bother.

iporadio · 8th February 2017, 19:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by neralex

Your player isn't responsive for mobile devices. It has no hover effects, that dosen't create the feeling you can click on clickable objects. You images are blurry and scaled horrobile. In your code you are using a <table> and the deprecated <center>. You placed an css <link> in the body, which has a place in the document <head>, only!

Thank you for your response

iporadio · 8th February 2017, 19:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaromanda

web page players are overrated. Unless your webpage is interesting enough to stay on whilst listening to your station, don't bother.

Right however I have seen so many web players that just do not work at all.
Plus this one has the ability to use doubleclick for publishers ads and stream live video through youtube live.

We have apps also

jaromanda · 9th February 2017, 01:53

Does your web player support HE-AAC+ streams?

iporadio · 9th February 2017, 06:01

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Originally Posted by jaromanda

Does your web player support HE-AAC+ streams?

Yes it can and is the same settings as mp3, mpeg.. I am pretty sure that shoutcast dnas 2 decodes this. I have tested the player using icecast and shoutcast aswell as straight up song library using a playlist. It works great and is stable in both instances.

jaromanda · 9th February 2017, 22:26

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I am pretty sure that shoutcast dnas 2 decodes this

decodes what? HE-AAC+? no, DNAS does no encoding or decoding ... so, do you know for sure if your player supports HE-AAC+ streams?

iporadio · 10th February 2017, 04:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaromanda

decodes what? HE-AAC+? no, DNAS does no encoding or decoding ... so, do you know for sure if your player supports HE-AAC+ streams?

Is what I meant is it still uses the same IP/port# so everything is done through your shoutcast server. If I stream HE-ACC+ it plays fine. I think that most html players will work with Acc+ I know the problem was with the flash players. I am not 100% about that though. So to answer your question yes our player does work with Acc+

jaromanda · 10th February 2017, 04:52

Must be something new with DNAS 2 - because no browser can play HE-AAC audio only stream

iporadio · 10th February 2017, 05:14

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Originally Posted by jaromanda

Must be something new with DNAS 2 - because no browser can play HE-AAC audio only stream

Really the only reason to broadcast in that would be to keep bandwidth down and stream at 48..Or if you want really hight quality uncompressed audio. Atleast that what I have read in the past somewhere.

I will try and find the article about this. Its on a streaming site somewhere

jaromanda · 7th June 2017, 12:20

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Originally Posted by Reneekl

plug-in

how quaint, a "plug in"

How long do you think browsers are going to support "plugins"?

neralex · 7th July 2017, 11:52

Bots answer themselves... oO

musicf8 · 8th July 2017, 00:28

becoming self aware

hppyromz · 22nd August 2017, 12:53

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dopelabs · 27th August 2017, 20:50

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Originally Posted by jaromanda

Must be something new with DNAS 2 - because no browser can play HE-AAC audio only stream

this is simply not true.

HE-AAC streams will play just fine for me in safari and chrome. not so much firefox.. but firefox will play a LC aac stream just fine.

ravermeister · 29th August 2017, 10:37

http://lastfm.rimkus.it this is my Webplayer

it loads song informations from last.fm and searches them on youtube.

jaromanda · 3rd September 2017, 05:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by dopelabs

this is simply not true.

HE-AAC streams will play just fine for me in safari and chrome. not so much firefox.. but firefox will play a LC aac stream just fine.

Well, things must've changed since this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/..._compatibility was last updated, because according to that table, both firefox and chrome only suppoer AAC in an MP4 container - does DNAS2 wrap AAC (HC or LC) in MP4 when streaming to a browser? if so, then **both** firefox and chrome would play it fine

dopelabs · 3rd September 2017, 07:18

https://www.dubstep.fm/aactest.php

jaromanda · 4th September 2017, 11:17

wow!! that works in Firefox - is the HE-AAC?

just hand decoded it, it really is an ADTS stream in AAC-LC format - genuinely surprised that it works

dopelabs · 4th September 2017, 11:41

right.. its sourced using ffmpeg. as mentioned before FF will play an aac LC stream. but not HE. i generally stick to LC since HE doesnt support bitrates higher than 64k.

jaromanda · 5th September 2017, 05:45

Odd, ffserver doesn't seem to like "serving" HE-AAC in ADTS anyway

dopelabs · 5th September 2017, 15:42

code:
ffmpeg -i some-input -c:a libfdk_aac -b:a 256k -f adts icecast://userass@host.com/mount

jaromanda · 5th September 2017, 21:28

yes, but I was talking about ffserver - I did manage to get ffserver to serve he-aac (editing the source code for libavformat/adtsenc.c), and yes, chrome plays it, firefox does not

dopelabs · 6th September 2017, 10:12

thats what i like about ff*... versatility =]

i developed a pretty sweet complex filter chain which basically converts any video to 'audio reactive'.. with the shoutcast based audio source, and anything ytdl or ff* can handle for a video source, then served as video livestream to my servers or fb or yt, twitch, etc... or all of the above. sometimes the effect is subtle, sometimes very prominent. dsfm.tv

ive been thinking about posting it. maybe on github...

jaromanda · 8th September 2017, 09:59

I, for one, would be very interested

dopelabs · 9th September 2017, 13:39

alright ill make it a bit more user friendly... clean it up a bit, add some comments, etc... check dlnetworks.net or github.com/dlnetworks sometime this weekend.

Busby · 9th September 2017, 21:02

I use the excellent AIO - Radio Station Player

You have a choice of embedded or popup players, and they are customisable and responsive.

dopelabs · 10th September 2017, 07:48

heres the ffviz https://github.com/dlnetworks/ffviz

dbreckejn · 8th November 2017, 07:57

I was browsing the Internet and found some great Web Players for you:

Elite Video Player
Ultimate Video Player with YouTube, Vimeo, HTML5, Ads
HTML5 Responsive Video Player & Advertising
Ultra Video Gallery with YouTube, Vimeo, HTML5, Ads
Ultimate Video Player

These are top 5 players according to some reputable sources.

7th February 2017, 20:26	#1
iporadio Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2017 Posts: 14	Web players I want to know what players everyone is using for their websites. I have developed a newer html 5 player and would like to know what options people like most about the players they use. here is a link to the player I created.IpoRadio HTML5 Player What would you like to see on it or different? Be honest please as i would like to make it the best before I release it for everyone. Wordpress Plugin options with descriptions Link PLUGIN DESCRIPTION Please give your opinions

9th February 2017, 01:53	#6
jaromanda Forum King Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Under the bridge Posts: 2,290	Does your web player support HE-AAC+ streams? "If you don't like DNAS, write your own damn system" So I did

10th February 2017, 04:52	#10
jaromanda Forum King Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Under the bridge Posts: 2,290	Must be something new with DNAS 2 - because no browser can play HE-AAC audio only stream "If you don't like DNAS, write your own damn system" So I did

8th July 2017, 00:28	#14
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22nd August 2017, 12:53	#15
hppyromz Banned Join Date: Aug 2017 Posts: 3	Kodi Keep in mind that, while large, our index doesn't cover the entire web. If you have a smaller or new site, it's possible we haven't crawled it yet. When we discover a new link, it’s added to our queue, but it can take 1-2 index updates before we actually crawl the page exchange rate pound to dollar in USA

8th February 2017, 05:08	#2
neralex Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 576	Your player isn't responsive for mobile devices. It has no hover effects, that dosen't create the feeling you can click on clickable objects. You images are blurry and scaled horrobile. In your code you are using a <table> and the deprecated <center>. You placed an css <link> in the body, which has a place in the document <head>, only!

7th July 2017, 11:52	#13
neralex Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 576	Bots answer themselves... oO

29th August 2017, 10:37	#17
ravermeister Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Cologne Posts: 198	http://lastfm.rimkus.it this is my Webplayer it loads song informations from last.fm and searches them on youtube. lastfm.rimkus.it - last.fm Youtube Radio (buy me) www.rimkus.it - Contact Music & More

3rd September 2017, 07:18	#19
dopelabs Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 536	https://www.dubstep.fm/aactest.php

4th September 2017, 11:17	#20
jaromanda Forum King Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Under the bridge Posts: 2,290	wow!! that works in Firefox - is the HE-AAC? just hand decoded it, it really is an ADTS stream in AAC-LC format - genuinely surprised that it works "If you don't like DNAS, write your own damn system" So I did

4th September 2017, 11:41	#21
dopelabs Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 536	right.. its sourced using ffmpeg. as mentioned before FF will play an aac LC stream. but not HE. i generally stick to LC since HE doesnt support bitrates higher than 64k.

5th September 2017, 05:45	#22
jaromanda Forum King Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Under the bridge Posts: 2,290	Odd, ffserver doesn't seem to like "serving" HE-AAC in ADTS anyway "If you don't like DNAS, write your own damn system" So I did

5th September 2017, 15:42	#23
dopelabs Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 536	code: ffmpeg -i some-input -c:a libfdk_aac -b:a 256k -f adts icecast://userass@host.com/mount

5th September 2017, 21:28	#24
jaromanda Forum King Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Under the bridge Posts: 2,290	yes, but I was talking about ffserver - I did manage to get ffserver to serve he-aac (editing the source code for libavformat/adtsenc.c), and yes, chrome plays it, firefox does not "If you don't like DNAS, write your own damn system" So I did

6th September 2017, 10:12	#25
dopelabs Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 536	thats what i like about ff... versatility =] i developed a pretty sweet complex filter chain which basically converts any video to 'audio reactive'.. with the shoutcast based audio source, and anything ytdl or ff can handle for a video source, then served as video livestream to my servers or fb or yt, twitch, etc... or all of the above. sometimes the effect is subtle, sometimes very prominent. dsfm.tv ive been thinking about posting it. maybe on github... Attached Thumbnails

8th September 2017, 09:59	#26
jaromanda Forum King Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Under the bridge Posts: 2,290	I, for one, would be very interested "If you don't like DNAS, write your own damn system" So I did

9th September 2017, 13:39	#27
dopelabs Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 536	alright ill make it a bit more user friendly... clean it up a bit, add some comments, etc... check dlnetworks.net or github.com/dlnetworks sometime this weekend.

9th September 2017, 21:02	#28
Busby Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Isle of Man UK Posts: 154	I use the excellent AIO - Radio Station Player You have a choice of embedded or popup players, and they are customisable and responsive. I'll get there in the end... www.1mix.co.uk

10th September 2017, 07:48	#29
dopelabs Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 536	heres the ffviz https://github.com/dlnetworks/ffviz

8th November 2017, 07:57	#30
dbreckejn Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2017 Posts: 8	I was browsing the Internet and found some great Web Players for you: Elite Video Player Ultimate Video Player with YouTube, Vimeo, HTML5, Ads HTML5 Responsive Video Player & Advertising Ultra Video Gallery with YouTube, Vimeo, HTML5, Ads Ultimate Video Player These are top 5 players according to some reputable sources.

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