High-speed, adaptive streaming video player for web

[ahmetilhn]

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Hello guys, I'm working on a future-oriented video player. If anyone wants to give advice or support on this project, they can contact me. Thanks 💀

Repository: https://github.com/ahmetilhn/savior-video-player
Mail: [email protected]

[ahmetilhn]

It is necessary to make such a package with React and distribute it to all applications. We will be able to use this package in Vue, react, svelte, jquery and plain html projects. The reason for such a wide distribution area is that the majority of movie sites work with jquery or plain HTML.

[ahmetilhn]

A user enters a site to watch a video. The length of the video is 24 seconds. But since this man's internet connection is low, he can only receive a total of 12 seconds of video data in 24 seconds. Now, we cannot increase this man's internet connection with the available resources, but with an approach like this, we can reduce the man's total freezing time. The man opened the video and started it and reached the 8th second (it still didn't freeze). If we reduce the speed of the video from 1x to 0.8x starting from this second, the man will normally watch the 4 seconds between 8 and 12 as 5 seconds, instead of freezing at the 12th second. In this case, the man is caught in the 13th second instead of the 12th second. 1 second may seem small in this scenario, but let's assume that a movie is 120 * 60 on average, it is 7200 seconds in total. 7200 / 12 is 600. That's 10 minutes, so we'll have this guy freeze for 10 minutes less throughout the movie. And while we do this, we do it at 0.8x speed, slowing down so little that it is not noticeable.

[ebndev]

Hi @ahmetilhn, thanks for sharing your project with the community!

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