I have a little problem with videojs: flv videos plays well in chrome, however the timing and the timebar don't respond (timing 00:00 even if the video is playing )
I don't have this problem in IE or FF
Thanks for suggesting me some ideas
For playing .flv videos you can using FlowPlayer.org
For playing other than flv videos you can using html 5.0 tag in Chrome, Firefox & IE 11
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In firefox, when I try to play this demo:
http://jplayer.org/latest/demo-01/
the console says:
Media resource http://jplayer.org/audio/m4a/Miaow-07-Bubble.m4a could not be decoded.
I get this same problem with mp3 and wav files. It doesn't work on IE either. It works on chrome and opera.
I have tried changing solution: "flash" but again, this works in chrome but not in firefox. When I make it use flash, it doesn't give me any error message in the console, it just doesn't play the audio files.
The video player demo works in firefox, its just the audio player that doesn't work. Whats going on here?
I am embedding a html5 video. It works perfectly fine in chrome and firefox, however in safari, there seems to be this weird delay, where the video just hangs in there, and won't play until 1-2 minutes after. It however plays immediately, if I switch tabs. I am hosting my video on an Amazon S3, I set it to autoplay, muted and loop. I have tried using jquery to force play the video but it doesn't work. I have tried also changing the metadata to video/mp4 on aws control panel, also doesn't work. Also tried doing some window focusing, also doesn't work. Any tips would be appreciated. Here is the site http://xxvii27.github.io/web-oconnect/
Solved, by converting the .mp4 video to web optimized version using handbrake.
Having trouble getting HTML5 audio to play in Safari. Works in IE, Chrome, Firefox.
I have both an MP3 and OGG embedded in my code (tried swapping both just in case, still nothing).
I'm using the MediaElement.js HTML5 audio player. My js is fine.
I have setup MIME types in my .htaccess - nothing.
Any ideas?
(Also not playing on iOS devices as well)
I used a sound in my HTML page and wrote a JavaScript function to play it at a specific time. The problem is that when I load the page in PC, it works well, but on mobile the sound doesn't play. What is wrong?
<audio id="buzzer" controls="controls">
<source src="assets/sound/buzzer.mp3" type="audio/mpeg" />
function PlaySound1() {
var audioElement = document.getElementById('buzzer');
audioElement.setAttribute("preload", "auto");
audioElement.autobuffer = true;
var source1 = document.createElement('source');
source1.type= 'audio/mpeg';
source1.src= 'buzzer.mp3';
audioElement.appendChild(source1);
audioElement.load();
audioElement.play();
};
Most mobile browser require direct, physical interaction to begin audio playback. Meaning you cannot trigger initial playback on page load or in any asynchronous function (like setTimeout).
You can try out UbaPlayer, which comes with a Flash fallback for older browsers.
Support table (from HTML5 Doctor: HTML5 Audio – The State of Play)
Mobile Browser Version Codec Support
Opera Mobile 11.0+ Device-dependent
Android 2.3+ Device-dependent
Mobile Safari (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) iOS 3.0+ MP3, AAC
Blackberry 6.0+ MP3, AAC
Did you check out the table of browser support http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_audio.asp
There is nothing wrong in your code. By default mobile browsers will not autoplay sounds because the browsers creators don't want that to be exploited by websites. I pretty much gave up as well since I couldn't find anything online.
After 8 months or so, I switched from iPhone to Android and I found that both Chrome and Firefox have permissions options inside their browsers to allow a certain website to play sounds.
In iOS at the moment, I don't see such an option for Safari nor Chrome browsers.
I have attached pictures from Android Chrome browser settings:
I cannot play audio with Chrome Mobile on Android. Is it restricted from playing audio (OGG)?
So, I've an HTML document. Inside, is the following audio tag:
<audio id="audiotag1" src="beep.ogg" preload="auto"></audio>
I also trigger the audio to play with JS:
document.getElementById('audiotag1').play();
The audio plays fine in Chrome desktop but doesn't play at all in Chrome Mobile. Are there some restrictions/flags I should know?
Chrome for Android requires a user-gesture to play the sound audio file. Make sure that your play invocation is on an event such as click.
Yes only Mozilla I believe really support that format on mobile