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Fixing Browser Autoplay Issues: A Developer's Guide

Why do users constantly complain that your website videos are a black screen or have no sound? It’s not a technical glitch on your end, but rather the autoplay policies of browsers like Chrome at work. This post takes a deep dive into the roots of the browser's "muted rule," compares the pros and cons of three developer workarounds, and strongly recommends the ultimate solution: "transparent communication + friendly guidance." Say goodbye to user complaints and boost the video playback experience for good.

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RTSP URL Formats & Examples for Surveillance Cameras

This document provides a comprehensive guide to RTSP address formats for mainstream security surveillance devices, including Hikvision, Dahua, and Huawei. It details URL formats for live streams and playback streams, explains parameter meanings (such as channel numbers, stream types, and time ranges), and offers specific examples. It is an essential reference guide for integrating RTSP video streams.

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Main vs Sub Streams in Security Cameras: How to Choose

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the differences and applications of main and sub-streams in IP cameras. It explains how a dual-stream strategy enables smooth, low-bandwidth real-time preview while maintaining high-definition storage, serving as an essential guide for developers in security surveillance and video conferencing on system design and performance optimization.

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AI Reshaping Multimedia: The Revolution of Text to Video

Explore how AI is profoundly reshaping the four core mediums of text, voice, imagery, and video. From NLP and ASR to AIGC and deepfakes, gain an in-depth look at the applications and future of AI in content understanding, generation, and interaction as we welcome the era of intelligent multimedia.

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Chrome Mute Policy: Cyber Self-Defense Against Ads

This article provides an in-depth analysis of how Chrome 66’s 2018 autoplay policy fundamentally changed the rules of web audio. By revealing the MEI scoring mechanism, the three major loopholes in exemption clauses, and the three key technical countermeasures adopted by developers, it showcases a technical revolution where users reclaimed control from noise pollution. Discover how this cyber-defense against autoplay ads triggered an industry purge letting quality drive out inferior content, and how Google reshaped the power structure of traffic distribution through technology.

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