This would probably mean using Javascript libraries, maybe combined with a server side language. Considering your VideoJS as a suggestion i assume this is browser based. How can I make that using VideoJS or any other video player ?īasically these steps above is how i would start looking into this specific case. Depending on this position you could show another stream. When that zoom is triggered you can retrieve what position the mouse is on the screen/in the div or on some sort of overlay. This would be possible with Javascript in a webbrowser, if you want a browser based application. This means you would need to detect zoom. Then the user can zoom into the video to see more details, I need the player to stream one of the 4 videos - that's higher in resolution- based on where the user zoomed in. (a lower resolution one used for streaming only) You can consider writing it yourself using for example C#'s System.IO objects and transforming the video in bytes(And putting it back together) The resolution would be easiest reached by just having a seperate video file for this step of the proces. There are plenty of plugins you can use for videostreaming, and depends on what you want. This means you will need to create/use a video stream. Step 1: Open the free video zoom editor, and drag and drop the video file into the interface. The following procedures could help you simplify the task with VLC video editor.
VIDEO PLAYER WITH ZOOM FULL
This is by no means meant as a full answer, but other people will probably be able to answer parts of the problem:įirst the player will stream a lower resolution of the original video, VLC Media Player is not only an open-source video player, but also provides some video editing tools, such as Interactive zoom. As there is no response yet let me analyse the problem.
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