I've been looking for to long for a HTML video player which can load stream url's via Angular, and play them on IE9 ( via flash or whatever) on Chrome, FF, Mobile, ... via HTML5
I tried:
videogular
videoJS
video-for-everyone
sublimevideo
...
and looked on way to many pages for a working sollution. But couln't find any wich worked, I know this isn't the place to ask for a resource, documentation, file, ... But after searching for this long, this is prorbably the only place someone may know what I'm looking for
But for still asking a question for the player I got the most working:
that was the configuration on this page: http://www.realeyes.com/blog/2013/02/06/cross-browser-video-players/
this plays some videos but some uploaded videos (.mp4) won't play on chrome and FF
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I have written an iframe code to embed a Zoom live stream of our church service on our website. http://www.firstchurchofgodjctn.org. It works "almost" perfectly, except it will not trigger the audio. Video streams perfectly, but there is no sound. I have tried almost everything I know to do - to override Chrome and MS Edge's autoplay issues - and I am at a loss. Upon loading the live stream (when the meeting starts) I get a prompt to "upgrade" my browser, computer audio is disabled. I can preview the html page I built through my design software, and the audio works. (I'm a self-taught programmer, so I'm surprised I've gotten this far!)
Here is the code:
Any ideas? Thank you in advance!
Based on this page on w3schools I don't see any mention of Javascript being needed to play HTML5 videos on recent browsers.
https://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_video.asp
Yet, when I disable Javascript on Safari, I can no longer play Videos embedded on my webpage via Tag. I even disabled lazy loading on a test page to see if that helped, but it didn't.
My primary concern is visitors on Mobile devices so falling back to flash is not an option.
hence the question, Is Javascript needed on fairly recent browsers ? what are best fallback options without requiring any plugins ?
like, using to provide direct download of Video, etc ?
javascript is absolutely not required to play the video in html5
the w3 video is not playing because it is rendering that part of the dom using js and also video is not local it is brought by anchor tag
We are sharing jwplayer videos on facebook. The vidoes played fine on all other browser except chrome.
Please share below link on facebook on chrome and play the video, you will see player is disorderd and video is not played.
http://isp-dev.deliveredoncloud.com/facebook-video?v_key=atHlbXDD
The link is verified on facebook and OG debugger, it return response:206.
Any help, why video is not played in chrome.
player condition in chrom when played
From the error in your comments it looks like Chrome is enforcing content security policies.
These are described quite well here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/CSP/CSP_policy_directives and here: http://content-security-policy.com
Note in particular the browser support table in the first link (this will hopefully be updated regularly so is not a good thing to show here as it would just be a current snapshot).
You can experiment wit different settings, maybe trying a very open policy initially to make sure this is not masking some other issue.
I have the page http://video-stock.co.uk setup with 4 videos, all using video.js. It works fine with chrome etc which use the html5 implementation, but when I view in ie7/8 and the flash fallback, the big video and the first of the small videos are fine, but the other 2 small videos are black, and have no play button overlay, and are unresponsive to clicking, although a right-click does bring up the flash context menu.
I have next to no knowledge of working with flash to play videos, except the odd embed in Wordpress, and I was glad to find Video.js to sort all that out for me. All I can see in the code is that the correct video files seem to be getting sent into flash, but maybe it is because the flash player (.swf) file is being called more than once? Just a novice guess. Any help gratefully received.
Edit, for completeness I set up a test for flash on the page in chrome etc - if you go to http://video-stock.co.uk/?flashdefault you can view the page with all players in flash. It works fine on chrome, ff and even IE7+8. To get the flash default I have used:
_V_.options.techOrder = ["flash", html5, "links"];
I will change the default to that order if I receive no replies from you helpful lot.
After the edit I went to the site in IE without the flashdefault query var and all four players were working.
The only thing I changed was adding preload="auto" to the small videos, and that seems to have been the fix. Although it could have been getting the flash videos into the cache using the flashdefault that fixed it, until some new videos are added we won't find out. To Moderators, should I accept this answer now or wait till I know for sure?
I'm having some issues with Youtube clip embedding using the chromeless jQuery plugin.
http://www.viget.com/inspire/youtube-chromeless-video-jquery-plugin/
Most of the videos I embed work fine, but there is a specific 2 videos which refuse to embed.
I have setup a test page which has a working video and the 2 broken videos, on the same page.
(Link no longer valid)
The videos which do not work are .mov files before being uploaded and both came from the same producer.
I assume that this is an encoding related bug, but thats just my guess.
Anyone have any other ideas?