Hello,
Is it possible to record video format .js (javascript) on the hard drive through internet. Is there any free software or some tips for the same. Thank you
Hello,
Is it possible to record video format .js (javascript) on the hard drive through internet. Is there any free software or some tips for the same. Thank you
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have a video format that looks like this:
For more info go to this link.Code:{ frm : "JSVID", // format id tag ver : 1, // version number of format width : 320, // width of video height : 240, // height of video rate : 15, // framerate (frames per second) frames : 495, // number of frames in file data : { video : [ // here comes 495 data:uris containing base64 encoded jpeg image frames "data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAgEASABIAAD/7gAOQWRv ... ", "data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAgEASABIAAD/7gAOQWRv ... ", ... ] } }
A Clipstream™ Video .js file is a separate javascript document that contains the applet code necessary to play a Clipstream formatted video file (.vcs). A web page can then embed a link calling this JavaScript document.
How do I get a Clipstream™ Video into a .js file?
By default, the Clipstream™ Video 3 Encoder will output both a .js file, the video files (.vcs), and a web page that links to the .js file. If you have previously disabled .js output you can re-enable it by checking "Generate JS/HTML after encoding finished" box in the Encoder main window.
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