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If they still serve video via Brightcove, seems like a big win for the Zencoder acquisition, which included the video.js player. I do see video.js in the sourc
by jmstickney 11y ago
If they still serve video via Brightcove, seems like a big win for the Zencoder acquisition, which included the video.js player. I do see video.js in the source.
- flavioribeiro 11y agothere's no Brightcove neither videojs, VHS was built from scratch and we have plans to open source it.
- eldod 11y agoBrightcove is following the lead though, they just released the HTML5 first HLS player: https://blog.brightcove.com/en/2016/02/say-goodbye-flash-brightcove-player-version-5 https://blog.brightcove.com/en/2016/02/say-goodbye-flash-bri...
- cpeterso 11y agobtw, what does "VHS" stand for? It's an awesome name. :)
- flavioribeiro 11y agohey! VHS is actually a tribute to the old "Video Home System" :) We also name our releases with 80s movies, here are some examples of the latest versions: - 2.63.0 Coming to America - 2.60.0 The Terminator - 2.59.0 Full Metal Jacket