The Definitive Guide to HTML5 Video
This book is written for anyone interested in using HTML5 media elements. It assumes an existing background in writing basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but little or no experience with media. If you are a beginner and just want to learn the basics of how to include video in your web pages, the fi...
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| Ngôn ngữ: | English |
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2013
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| Tóm tắt: | This book is written for anyone interested in using HTML5 media elements. It assumes an existing
background in writing basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but little or no experience with media.
If you are a beginner and just want to learn the basics of how to include video in your web pages, the
first three chapters will be sufficient. You will learn how to create cross-browser markup in HTML to
include audio and video into your web pages and how to encode your video so you can serve all
playback devices. We will cover some of the open-source tools available to deal with the new HTML5
media elements. You will also learn how to style the display of your audio and video elements in CSS to
make them stand out on your site.
The next four chapters are about integrating the media elements with other web technologies. You
will learn how to replace the default controls of web browsers with your own. This is called “skinning”
your media player. You will learn how to use the JavaScript API for media elements. You will also learn
how to integrate media elements with other HTML5 constructs, such as SVG, Canvas, and Web Worker
Threads.
In the final four chapters, we turn our eyes on more advanced HTML5 media functionality. Most of
this functionality is experimental and not yet available uniformly across browsers. You will receive an
introduction about the current status and backgrounds for proposed progress. You will learn how to
read and manipulate audio data, how to make audio and video accessible in an internationalized way,
including captions, subtitles, and audio descriptions. You will learn how to access real-time videos from
devices and transfer them across the network. Finally, we will close with a summary and an outlook as to
what else may lie ahead. |
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