Motion JPEG test
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Huh?
Originally created 2006 by Tracey Jaquith. minor updates to jQuery and simplifying 2013
This extracts the JPEG frames, _found within an `.avi` file bytestream_, likely without the huffman compression tables (though chrome dont care 8-).
Then it base64 encodes each frame, inserting each frame into a dynamic <img> tag to "play the .avi file".
Add in a short display timeout and keep overlaying images, and you have your "video", using <img> tags, like a flip book.
Works
- chrome
- firefox (but slow)
Nope
(probably not happy w/ missing huffman compression tables in img headers)- safari/iOS
- MS IE
Originally created 2006 by Tracey Jaquith. minor updates to jQuery and simplifying 2013
