Testfiles embed ogg, flac, audio/video tags html5
test.ogg
(audio) time: 0:02:42
codec: vorbis channels: stereo samplerate: 44100Hz bitrate: 192kbps
(video) dimensions: 480 x 360 codec: theora framerate: 16fps bitrate: 104kbps
(audio) codec: vorbis channels: stereo samplerate: 22050Hz bitrate: 66kbps
codec:flac channels: stereo samplerate: 44100Hz bitrate: n/a
codec: vorbis channels: stereo samplerate: 44100Hz bitrate: 192kbps
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test.ogg (video) time: 0:03:10(video) dimensions: 480 x 360 codec: theora framerate: 16fps bitrate: 104kbps
(audio) codec: vorbis channels: stereo samplerate: 22050Hz bitrate: 66kbps
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test.flac time: 0:02:42codec:flac channels: stereo samplerate: 44100Hz bitrate: n/a
Code Examples:
<audio src=”URL/test_audio.ogg”
controls=”1″ autoplay=”1″>Your browser does not support the audio tag.</audio>
<video src=”URL/test_video.ogg”
controls=”1″ autoplay=”1″>Your browser does not support the video tag.</video>
February 5th, 2010 at 4:47 pm
[...] it delivers an ogg output stream, which enables you to easily embed it on a website with the audio tag implemented in the html5 [...]
June 11th, 2010 at 9:26 pm
I’m on Ubuntu with firefox 3.6.3. For me the audio plays for 2 seconds then quits. The video doesn’t play at all. The FLAC, whatever that is, just has a big X over it, probably an unsupported format.
June 12th, 2010 at 3:26 am
Have a look at this site: http://www.trygve-lie.com/blog/entry/html_5_audio_element_and
It says, Ubuntu, FireFox 3.6.3, “Will first “pause” for ~10 seconds and then play the stream. On rare occations it will not play at all. If only unsupported file format is added, player will be displayed as a grey box with a X in it.”
FLAC is unsupported and is only there as a test to see if it gets supported.