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Expand Up @@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ High quality video encoding for modern web in golang
* demo http://videq.nivas.hr:8080/
- limitations
- demo is limited to max 5 min videos and 50 gb of user uploaded data
- each user can upload only 1 video, after it is encoded or aborted, user can upload new one
- every hour clenaup will delete old videos
- each user can upload only 1 video, after it is encoded or aborted, user can upload a new one
- every hour cleanup will delete old videos

## Inspiration

We work in digital agency and we build a lot of websites that use videos (full screen, background, interviews, product showcase etc.).
Developing compatible cross platform/browser website is a technical nightmare due to thrilling mix of “historical” and "future" standards. In relation to video playback - that means if we want a video on website to be playable on most platforms we need ad least 3 different video formats:
We work in a digital agency and we build a lot of websites that use videos (full screen, background, interviews, product showcases, etc.).
Developing compatible cross platform/browser websites is a technical nightmare due to a thrilling mix of “historical” and "future" standards. In relation to video playback - that means if we want a video on website to be playable on most platforms we need ad least 3 different video formats:
- H.264+AAC+MP4 - Safari, Chrome, Firefox (new versions), IE
- Theora+Vorbis+Ogg – Firefox
- WebM - Chrome, IE
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -107,4 +107,4 @@ Big shout to fine http://nivas.hr Videq team members:
- https://github.com/guycalledseven backend
- https://github.com/MatejB backend
- https://github.com/luzel frontend
- https://github.com/alencvitkovic design/ux
- https://github.com/alencvitkovic design/ux