I am trying to set up my site to use HTML5 video. MP3 files are served from S3. I have got the right of MIME type, and the URL is correct, although it is not working, I can imagine that the codec is just wrong.
Here's my code:
& lt; Video width = "320" height = "240" control & gt; & Lt; Source src = "{url}" type = 'video / mp3; Codecs = "avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2" '& gt; & Lt; / Video & gt; Now that I understand it, the audio codec is always the same. Mp4a.40.2 The video is encoded as a baseline, but according to it, my code in the code 1E has the last two letters of the video codec.
Due to the cause of wrong characters, the video does not work? If so, how do I get the right setting?
I have a hard time wrapping my head around this stuff. Thanks for any help you can provide.
The idea of video codec information is that your browser won 't download the video if it can not play it () I think it should be downloaded and played with a wrong, but common, AVC level (last 2 characters). I came to know what is the method of determining and changing its AVC level using the hex editor. Apparently also works for this
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