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If there are videos on my system at /home/user/videos/, I would need to know how to play them using Vivict. The current instructions in the readme do mention how to play videos on localhost, but require more details to mention how to take videos from the filesystem by specifying a folder path.

Awesome tool, thanks for sharing this!

Do you think it would be possible to add an option to launch the program with two files supplied by command-line argument or – even better – URL?

For example, launching:

http://localhost:3000/?video1=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fvideo1.hls&video2=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fvideo2.hls

Hi,
comparison of two mp4 files is throwing an exception - problem is the old declaration in the
/src/util/Mp4Info.js line 46:
const mp4boxfile = new MP4Box.MP4Box();

It needs to be changed to:
const mp4boxfile = new MP4Box.createFile();

Regards

Hello!

Will the PSNR or SSIM measurements involve in your software in the future?

test.zip
Unable to load the mp4 file attached. The file is zipped to comply with GitHub's restrictions.

Currently, the framestepping assumes 25fps so is not accurate with other framerates.

In some (all?) cases using a remote mp4 as source fails. This seems to be cause when fetching the mp4 file to read metadata fails due to CORS related reasons.

We need support for H.265 (HEVC) videos

README.md:- startPosition – sets the start position in seconds

src/components/VideoViewer/index.js:const startPosition = Number(urlParams.get('position')) || 0;

On https://vivictorg.github.io/vivict/ I added two videos:

• mkv video in the left pane
• mp4 video in the right pane

I click on space bar, but nothing happens. Neither of the videos play.
I just see an empty black screen :/

Describe the bug
WHen opening an mp4 with an unsupported codec (ie hevc in firefox) no particular error message is given.

This is a great project. It has tons of useful features and it seems to have been thought out carefully. No other implementation of this type I have seen even comes close to this level of functionality.

I realize the online use must have been the main goal you had in mind with this app but I think it could serve at least some offline use cases. I'd like to use this locally to compare videos transcoded in different qualities but I'm a bit intimidated by the process. Do you intend to add more friendly install options, like appimage or deb? Also, are there any plans for an alternative file load workflow for local use? The current one is nicely optimized for online use cases.

Thank you for developing this project!

I'd absolutely love to just drag 'n drop the two assets into the browser. Would be super convenient for me.

I don't have the time to contribute this feature right now, but I've done DND a few times. I'd probably lift this implementation.

Thanks for vivict! It's been hugely valuable for me.