This page lets you explore the YouTube Data API by generating and executing different types of API requests and viewing the API responses for those requests. The following instructions explain how to query a feed:
Select the operation that you want to perform. For example, you could search for (query) videos, retrieve standard feeds, create favorite videos or delete complaints.
Construct the API request.
Mark Baratelli, creator of The Food Truck Bazaar, moderated a panel of Orlando's top gourmet food truck owners including The Yum Yum Cupcake Truck, The Travelling Gourmet, Mamma's Fixins, Fantastic Hummus, Fork in the Road, KBurgers, Twisted Cuban and Melissa's Chicken and Waffles. See the video below.
Orrick's TOTAL ACCESS held it's very first reverse demo day where investors pitched to the entrepreneurs. Panelists included Jeff Clavier, Mark Sugarman, Alex Niehenke, Carol Sands, Ben Malka, Maneesh Arora, Richard Chen, Steve Schlenker, and Bruce Schechter. Moderated by Chris Yeh.
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You give us one video and we create all the required formats to ensure your video will playback on every browser and device in the market. You don′t need to worry about codecs, bitrates, screen sizes... we take care of all the heavy lifting so you can focus on what you do best.
Broadway.js is an open-source library that decodes H.264 in JavaScript by taking advantage of the newer faster JavaScript engines that are built into the latest browsers. This means that in theory a developer can add H.264 playback capability to any modern browser. See also JSMad for MP3 playback and ALAC.js for lossless playback.
HTML5 has entered the online video market, which is both exciting and challenging for developers in the industry. With both the HTML5 specification and the various browser implementations in constant flux, we at LongTail Video spend a signficant amount of time understanding the limitations of the technology, testing playback across various browsers and devices, and optimizing our own products for HTML5 playback.
Looks like I've had a 2-month blogging hiatus... oops! I normally don't go this long with something to write about. Here is something so cool I couldn't avoid posting it:
The fine folks up in Canada (at least I assume that's where this guy is) have done it again! Video via hacks.mozilla.org
