This gem allows you to convert video files using ffmpeg, mencoder and other user defined utilities to mp4, m3u8, and any other formats

This gem is not for general consumption.

Quick and easy video attributes -- width, height, bitrate, codec, duration, framerate.

Access metadata of public videos on Youtube.

Get video metadata and create thumbnails

Uses Nokogiri to return a list of video game reviews from ign.com/games/reviews

VideoGrabber crawl headlessly websites to extract their videos

This gem contains modules to create a single video file using a set of videos as input, via ffmpeg concat demuxer.

VideoJS wrapper

Video.js is an open source library for working with video on the web, also known as an HTML video player.

frame-by-frame stepping plugin for use with video.js

Adds social sharing buttons to video.js for Facebook and Twitter.

YouTube playback technology for Video.js

This gem makes it easy to integrate Videolog with Ruby projects.

Simple library for preview video from web services (Youtube, Coub, Vimeo, etc).

A collection of videos is a directory (the container) containing both video files and directories that have video files in them. Videos indexes a collection in this format, and generates a HTML/JS Single Page Application (SPA) that allows you to browse and view videos in your collection. The SPA UI is much easier to use than using a filesystem browser; and the SPA, along with the collection can be trivially served over a network by putting the collection and the SPA in a directory served by nginx or Apache.

Documentation coming soon...

Create video thumbnail sprite sheets and WebVTT metadata files for showing thumbnails over video time rail.

Automatically generated thumbnails and WebVTT with time synced media fragment URLs for video files.

Upload video in your Ruby applications and generate a thumbnail according to the valid optios provided.