Finding a video player with subtitles and closed captions support is easy enough, but the player needs to be fully equipped. It must contain other advanced security features and support for customizations. It must be easy enough to add captions not only through a single supported file format like SRT, STL, SCC, RTF, etc, but also through multi-lingual caption support should be there. Multiple language subtitles support is important to cater to your global audience. So let us start with clarifying basic definitions of subtitles and captions, which will make it easy to understand the further interchanging references. Table Of…
How To Embed Videos on MemberPress Courses – VdoCipher
Are you looking to embed videos on MemberPress Courses securely and seamlessly? This guide will walk you through the process of integrating video content into your MemberPress courses using VdoCipher. MemberPress is a popular WordPress plugin for creating and managing membership sites, courses and adding videos is a powerful way to enhance member engagement and deliver premium content. By combining MemberPress with VdoCipher’s secure video hosting and anti-piracy features, you can protect your videos from unauthorized downloads while ensuring high-quality playback for your users. Whether you’re an e-learning platform, content creator, or membership site owner, this tutorial will help you…
How to Build a Flutter Live Streaming Application
Live streaming is rapidly becoming an essential feature for modern applications across education, entertainment, and business. Whether you’re hosting live classes, broadcasting sports events, or running webinars, a smooth and interactive streaming experience keeps users engaged. In this guide, we’ll walk you through building a live streaming app in Flutter using VdoCipher’s user-friendly and flexible infrastructure. You’ll learn how to set up the live stream, integrate DVR features, enable interactive chat, and securely embed DRM-protected content, all while ensuring a seamless multi-platform experience. Table of Contents: Why Choose VdoCipher for Live Streaming? Building a Low-Latency Flutter Live Stream App Understanding…
How to Live Stream From Your Mobile Devices?
Live streaming on mobile has become a huge part of how people communicate, with tons of folks using their phones to watch and engage with live video content. Whether it is webinars, events, or live sales, you can do so easily with your mobile devices. Nowadays mobile phone cameras are so good that most of us probably won’t need a separate camera! If you want to go live, you can directly do so with your phone. With social media platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, you can easily go live with a few taps on your phone. You can…
How to Embed Video in HTML Using iframe or Video Tag Element
Embedding a video file in an HTML document allows the video playback directly in the web browser without needing a separate video player application. HTML video embedding is also important because it will enable videos to be played on mobile devices that do not have a dedicated video player application. For example, many smartphones and tablets do not have a JavaScript video player application installed, but they can still play video files embedded in an HTML document. Additionally, HTML video embedding can be used to create a video gallery, where multiple videos can be displayed on a single page. An…
Why Not to Self Host Your Own Videos? Challenges in Self-hosting videos
At VdoCipher, we have worked with thousands of online businesses for their secure video hosting. In this period we have developed a broad understanding of the video hosting requirements that businesses have. A number of our customers had previously tried to self-host video content. Here we share our learnings from working with our customers. We see that in many cases, the first idea that comes to the video creator is to self-host videos. This means having an in-house team to handle video streaming & hosting technology. However, handling the video hosting on their own end is often not technically and…