Broadway

Broadway.js A JavaScript H.264 decoder. View a Live Demo: http://mbebenita.github.io/Broadway/foxDemo.html http://mbebenita.github.io/Broadway/storyDemo.html http://mbebenita.github.io/Broadway/treeDemo.html The video player first needs to download the entire video before it can start playing, thus appearing to be a bit slow at first, so have patience. You can start the video by clicking on each player. The top left player runs on the main thread, while the remaining players run in background worker threads. Use an example node app as template: https://github.com/soliton4/BroadwayStream Technical info The demo is Android's H.264 decoder compiled with Emscripten to JavaScript, then further optimized with Google's JavaScript closure compiler and further optimized by hand to use WebGL. Building the demo: Install and configure Emscripten (https://github.com/kripken/emscripten) The current version of Broadway was built with emscripten 1.35.12 The code for the demo is in the Decoder folder, to build it run the make.py python script. (Requires at least python 2.7) Encoding Video The decoder expects an .mp4 file and does not support weighted prediction for P-frames and CABAC entropy encoding. To create such bitstreams use ffmpeg and x264 with the following command line options: ffmpeg -y -i sourceFile -r 30000/1001 -b:a 2M -bt 4M -vcodec libx264 -pass 1 -coder 0 -bf 0 -flags -loop -wpredp 0 -an targetFile.mp4 API Player.js, Decoder.js and YUVWebGLCanvas.js all have a unified module definition. You can use them as plain js files or with common.js / AMD Player.js: var p = new Player({ <options> }); p.canvas; // the canvas - put it where you want it p.decode(<h264 data>); Options: useWorker true / false Decode in a worker thread workerFile Path to Decoder.js. Only neccessary when using worker. Defaults to "Decoder.js" webgl true / "auto" / false Use webgl. defaults to "auto" size { width: , height: } Initial size of the canvas. Canvas will resize after video starts streaming. Properties: canvas domNode refers to the canvas element. methods: decode () Feed the decoder with h264 stream data. Decoder.js: var p = new Decoder({ <options> }); p.onPictureDecoded; // override with a callback function p.decode(<h264 data>); options: rgb true / false If true will convert the image to rgb. sligtly slower. properties: onPictureDecoded callback function(, width, height) Will be called for each frame. methods: decode () Feed the decoder with h264 stream data. Real World Uses of Broadway.js