Hikvision - which is the largest manufacturer of video surveillance recorders in the world - has a browser plugin for MS WIndows that allows you to view/play/manipulate video in the browser. It works with IE and Firefox. (Tested with IE 11 and Firefox 45.3.0 ESR here. It installs itself under "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Web Components" in Windows.)
But it doesn't seem to work with PaleMoon. I assume it has to know specifically about each browser it supports?
Hikvision Network Video Recorder browser plugin
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Re: Hikvision Network Video Recorder browser plugin
You need to contact the plugin devs. Only the developer can fix it.
I wonder why we need in 2016 plugins anyway. HTML5 works great and doesn't need any plugins.
I wonder why we need in 2016 plugins anyway. HTML5 works great and doesn't need any plugins.
Re: Hikvision Network Video Recorder browser plugin
Yeah HTML5 is great until all the nasty DRM is integrated.dark_moon wrote:You need to contact the plugin devs. Only the developer can fix it.
I wonder why we need in 2016 plugins anyway. HTML5 works great and doesn't need any plugins.
Re: Hikvision Network Video Recorder browser plugin
dark_moon wrote:I wonder why we need in 2016 plugins anyway. HTML5 works great and doesn't need any plugins.
If you think that's bad, various of their competitors are still selling NVRs which require IE to view video in a browser. Even Microsoft is trying to kill off IE now!
Re: Hikvision Network Video Recorder browser plugin
half-moon wrote:Yeah HTML5 is great until all the nasty DRM is integrated.dark_moon wrote:You need to contact the plugin devs. Only the developer can fix it.
I wonder why we need in 2016 plugins anyway. HTML5 works great and doesn't need any plugins.
Good point. That particular thing is probably, in my view, the worst thing the W3C has ever done to the web.
If Berners-Lee supported that, his reputation in my eyes has been terribly tarnished.