It's not a bad workaround, as it can play up to 1080p encodes of anything you upload.// in the imports above const fs = require ( ' fs ' ) app. In the end, I've had to compensate by having the 'Play' button of each video only link to the preview video. It can return the data from a video, but there seems to be no way to funnel that data into a video container. The reason that doesn't work is due to the limitations of AJAX. I can initiate a download of that file, and that can be seen in the network requests, but there is no way to get it to stream into a video container. One similar to yours and the other involving getting the downloadUrl property of a file and parsing the html of the download prompt page to give me a direct link to the file. The project itself works fine, but implementing video streaming did not go anywhere near as planned. Whether at home, work, or on the goeveryone has a seamless video experience across web and mobile apps. Enhance your communications, company meetings, and training with events for up-to 10,000 attendees. We usually embed video streams into our company wiki (confluence). Access to the video would be open to public to view via a shared link. Play back support in the mobile apps for Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Yammer. Ideally we would need the two scenarios where: - Access to the video would be protected via credentials (non office 365) for those external users. Noise suppression option to focus just on a speaker's voice without background noise or music.

Multi-speed play back for Teams meeting recordings. I spent quite a long time trying to figure this one out myself! I'm working on a project called DriveStream, that aims to use purely JavaScript and Apps Script to make an organised video library of a Drive account. Deliver live and on-demand events with Microsoft 365. Ability to share, copy link, download, delete, and see version history of your video.

Stream videso through external player