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
Comments
SaschaNaz
tracey pooh
wow, super cool! i’m super impressed you were able to use and hack it to make an IE version work.
nicely done!
(and thanks for the ping 😎