New video player
If you have already tried video streaming via bitlet, you might be interested in this post as well. If you haven't yet, well, this is the time!
A few weeks ago we silently released a new version of our video player, which leverages the new HTML 5 video tag supported by the most recent browsers (such as Firefox 3.5+). This should, eventually, result in a better experience for you.
You can give it a try it by selecting the links underneath each thumbnail in the video section.
As usual, feedback is welcome.
Have fun!
A few weeks ago we silently released a new version of our video player, which leverages the new HTML 5 video tag supported by the most recent browsers (such as Firefox 3.5+). This should, eventually, result in a better experience for you.
You can give it a try it by selecting the links underneath each thumbnail in the video section.
As usual, feedback is welcome.
Have fun!
posted by Alessandro Bahgat at
10:54 PM
5 Comments:
It appears it's just direct links to ogv-files, not torrents.
That's because the applet works in a slightly different way: it still retrieves the video via bittorrent (downloading and seeding at the same time), but it makes it available to the browser as a video stream on your local machine.
So what does this mean? That the server providing the ogv-file downloads through bittorrent and the end user just stream everything from that server?
Oh, now I see. For example http://s3.amazonaws.com/ttv/TheMusicBoy.ogv?torrent provides a torrent file.
Thanks because it is the useful fact.
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