How to play a video URL with the .m3u8 extension in the browser?

[Anu (Anuradha Naik)]

It seems that the video is in HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) format which is natively supported by the Safari browser only so if you are using the Safari web browser then you can directly play the video.
If you are using any other browser then you will need a web video player to play the video. You just need to write a few lines of HTML code and then load the HTML file into your browser and it will be able to play the video.
A few open-source video players are mentioned below.

1. VideoJS
2. Plyr

Vist the below link for more information regarding .m3u8:

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In order to provide real-time HLS live streaming, where individual frame sequences are continuously added to a m3u8 playlist, I’m investigating the use of FFmpeg. I’m especially interested in fully grasping the sequential procedures, industry standards, and necessary FFmpeg commands or configurations required to carry out this dynamic real-time HLS streaming. I would be very grateful for any advice or suggestions from the community to assist me in doing this task successfully.