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There are a few multimedia web applications like PHPMotion, ClipBucket that allow playback of multimedia files.

Beside the mentioned multimedia web applications, are there other similar multimedia web applications that are resource-efficient, awesome playback speed (no play-stop-play-stop) and have many features like those in JPlayer?

It should support at least 3 different type of media format (e.g. mp4, flv)

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As it seems that multimedia web applications are quite rare. I am also open for Multimedia Javascript Player. (Multimedia Player "made of" Javascript)

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  • The first two are full-on hosted services, and jPlayer isn't quite what I'd call an "application" but just a player that you'd have to integrate into an app/web site. Can you explain a bit more what you're actually after here? Do you just want a decent player(in which case what's wrong with jPlayer?) or something to actually manage your media besides also playing it etc.?
    – Su'
    Oct 3, 2011 at 9:01
  • @Su' There is nothing wrong with JPlayer. What I am actually after is a web application or a flash player can really have a playlist like - flowplayer.org/demos/plugins/javascript/playlist/youtube.html but I want it to have the features of JPlayer and allow dynamic changing of code for the playlist and it should preferable to behave like the mentioned multimedia web application. Oct 3, 2011 at 9:19
  • @Su', do you have any good recommendation for javascript type video player that I can just use on a web site? If you do, just insert as a answer and I will mark it as correct. (cause I intend to change my direction from multimedia web application to multimedia javascript player) Nov 2, 2011 at 6:53

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JW Player is one of the market leaders and is free for non-commercial use. JW Player Supports HTML and HTML5 as well as the following formats:

Video Formats - MP4 - M4V - F4V - WebM - FLV

Audio Formats - AAC - M4A - F4A - MP3 - Vorbis - OGG - OGA

You can read more about JW Player features here.

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