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mzur
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3 years ago
Is it open source or are there plans to make it so? I'd be very interested how you do frame-accurate video annotations in the browser, as I found the currentTime attribute of HTML video elements to be too unreliable for this. (Context: I maintain a video annotation tool that is mostly used for marine imaging.)
zackoverflow|3 years ago
There's also requestVideoFrameCallback() and seekToNextFrame() in the Web APIs but they are still experimental/not supported by all browser. The WebCodecs API is also experimental/not supported to all browsers but would allow you to decode and grab the individual frames from a video and draw them to a canvas
bjano|3 years ago
In other browsers you could build FFmpeg with webassembly and use that for frame-by-frame decoding but it's not going to be nearly as performant.
mzur|3 years ago
[1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1735300
SpectralName|3 years ago
Which one, out of curiosity? I'm just starting to look into this space and interested in knowing what's out there.
mzur|3 years ago
unknown|3 years ago
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