Encode h.264 and WebM videos for MediaElement.js using FFmpeg

Chris Coulson — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 04:42:12 +0000

I recently added a video player to a client’s site. I found John Dyer’s MediaElement.js to be an excellent solution for doing this. As long as you provide both an h.264 and WebM encoded version of the video, it will play natively on almost all browsers. For unsupported browsers it will fall back to Flash. The client’s videos were all wmv’s, so they would need to be converted to h.264 and WebM.

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Bulk Delete ASP.NET Membership Users

Chris Coulson — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 02:35:19 +0000

Below is a SQL script that can be used to delete a list of users from an ASP.NET membership database. It retrieves a list of users into a temporary table and then deletes the users from all the relevant tables in the database.

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script – Chris Coulson's Developer Notes

Encode h.264 and WebM videos for MediaElement.js using FFmpeg

Bulk Delete ASP.NET Membership Users