Chrome Experiments - Destructive HTML5 Video

[GPow69]

http://www.chromeexperiments.com/detail/destructive-video/

Dunno if this will work in FF but it's cool


You can click on the HTML5 video and make it explode :E
Great fun.

 

[Impulse]

It also works in FF and looks pretty awsome :3
Altough it would have been 10x more epic if there were explosion effects with fire and burnmarks etc xD
It's also awsome how every exploded part still keeps on playing :3

 

[Mauri]

Awesome

 

[Fries]

Well, this helped explain HTML5 to me
I guess in HTML5 they cut up the video into blocks then stream all at the same time, kind of like torrenting or some download managers

 

[MiRc34]

Epic, on this laptop I don't have FF but Chrome and this was cool :E

 

[GPow69]

Epic, on this laptop I don't have FF but Chrome and this was cool :E

Chrome is better anyway @D

And after all it is a Chrome exparament

Well, this helped explain HTML5 to me
I guess in HTML5 they cut up the video into blocks then stream all at the same time, kind of like torrenting or some download managers

That just might be the way they do it, never though of it like that :O

 

[Austin]

I was comparing it between the browsers, Chrome was a lot faster at creating the effect while FF looked like it was struggling.

 

[Andre]

Well, this helped explain HTML5 to me
I guess in HTML5 they cut up the video into blocks then stream all at the same time, kind of like torrenting or some download managers

That just might be the way they do it, never though of it like that :O

For some reason I doubt it really is displayed to the user's screen like that. Of course video is actually streamed bit by bit just like the BitTorrent protocol. I suppose what you're seeing in the experiment (destructive HTML5 video) is using the new <video> tag together with the new canvas tag. Unsure, they probably explain the method somewhere!