Adaptive video broadcast using dash.js in react

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To embed video content we usually turn to the HTML Element

  • 📌 Installation of videos using the HTML element
  • 📌 Problems with linear uploading video via http
  • 📌 Adaptive streaming of bitraite as a solution

🚀 After conducting the study, the author found that adaptive streaming transmission of bitrack was the solution he needed. But there was a problem: finding a comprehensive, friendly manual was very difficult. Resources on MDN and other websites were useful but did not have the final guide he was looking for.

💡 That's why he wrote this article: to give you a guide step by step he would like to find. It will fill the gap between the writing of the FFMPEG script, video file encoding and video player implementation, compatible with Dash (dash.js), with examples of the code you can follow.

🧠 You may think why you can't just rely on a html element

🧩 Summary: Adaptive flow transmission is a powerful tool that helps optimize video transmission for various network conditions and hardware. With Dash.js and React, you can create a video player that automatically adapts to changing conditions, providing the best possible viewing experience.
🧠 own considerations: this technology has great potential to improve the quality of video translations in real time, especially in slow Internet conditions or on devices with limited resources. However, as with any new technology, it is important to understand its restrictions and take them into account when developing.