Maybe there is a way to reverse engineer how keepvid.com gets the url of the videos on almost any video hosting platform? On 25 Apr 2015 19:20, <[email protected]> wrote:
> After some research, I understand vimeo pro account allows you to access > the url where they store the video, so that will allow me to use video > hosting with flex applications using spark VideoPlayer. That's the only > solution I've found so far. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: [email protected] > To: "apache users" <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, April 24, 2015 12:44:31 PM > Subject: can Spark VideoPlayer access youtube or vimeo stored videos? > > I'm currently using Spark VideoPlayer in my web app to play a video hosted > on my website. > > However, I'm concerned with my server's bandwidth if I host a lot of > videos this way. Would like to move my videos to a 3rd party to host them > for this reason. > > However, is it possible for the VideoPlayer to access a video hosted on > youtube or vimeo, for example? > > The embed code provided by the 3rd party includes a URL. Is it as simple > as replacing my server's URL with the 3rd party URL? Or, is it more > complicated, or not possible? > > I only want users of the web app to be able to see the video (since they > signed the terms of service agreement for the app), and no one else, that's > why I'm playing the video inside the web app (e.g. not available to the > public). > >
