Reviews

Open Source HTML5 Media Player with Playlists

By VideoPro | Published: May 12, 2010
The Open Standard Media (OSM) Player is an open source  media player that  you can use on your websites free of charge. It allows you to dynamically deliver any type of web media, including HTML5, YouTube, Vimeo, and Flash.  Built by Alethia,  Inc. and offered by Media Front, it is a nice alternative to flash-only players like [...]
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HTML 5 Video: Are We There Yet?

By VideoPro | Published: April 21, 2010
Let me start by saying that the HTML 5 video tag is one of the most over-hyped and  misunderstood buzzwords to hit the intertubes in a long time. Is it a potentially game-changing technology? For sure. Does it signal the end of flash? I don’t think so. Do you need to quickly redesign your video-heavy [...]
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MediaCore Free Video Content Management System

By VideoPro | Published: April 18, 2010
MediaCore is a  free open source video CMS and podcast platform that you can install on your own server.   With a slick, web 2.0-ish look and  feel, the UI is well polished and the application supports all the features you would expect including browsing, search, video and  audio upload, comments and moderation, tags and [...]
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JW FLV Media Player – Website Media Player With Plugin Support

By VideoPro | Published: August 3, 2008
Jeroen Wijering’s JW FLV Player is one of the most versatile website media players available. You can easily embed it into your website to display any media format supported by the Adobe Flash Player. Now at version 4, the JW FLV Player has been in active development for many years and has an active forum [...]
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SUPER Open Source Video Encoder & Player

By VideoPro | Published: April 4, 2008
The Simplified Universal Player Encoder & Renderer (SUPER) is the Swiss Army knife of video transcoders. It can encode and decode virtually any media file and offers a plethora of options for encoding web videos. Although similar to MPEG Streamclip, SUPER seems to be more stable, advanced, and user friendly and does not rely on [...]
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