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"Error loading player: No playable sources found" in Chrome when accessing inside React app


I can load my m3u8 fine on your demo page, but as soon as I try to include the player inside my React application, it gives this error message. So I know Flash is working OK on my browser. FWIW, it does play fine in Safari inside my react application.

There's no helpful console information.

It never attempts to grab the m3u8 according to network tab.

It also never attempts to grab the jwplayer.flash.swf according to my network tab.

I tried forcing different combinations such as `type: 'hls', flashplayer: '{hardcoded url that i know works}', primary: 'flash', androidhls: true`, but no luck.

Any idea where I should go next to look?

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User  
0 rated :

This is player version 7.3.6

"7.3.6+commercial_v7-3-6.81.commercial.f002db.jwplayer.ad873d.analytics.c31916.vast.0300bb.googima.e8ba93.plugin-sharing.08a279.plugin-related.909f55.plugin-gapro.0374cd"

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User  
1 rated :

Doh! Looks like I need the paid $299/yr account to use HLS streaming.

Todd

JW Player Support Agent  
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Correct. Some browsers have native support for HLS, but a Premium license is required for the HLS streams to load via Flash in browsers that do not natively support HLS.

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