Our setup is using amazon s3, and the jwplayer. I am currently able to get videos to play in all browsers using html5 or flash fallback, ipad as well.
I cannot get safari to work - when i monitor the request to amazon s3 after clicking the play button - there is never a response, and the video player just shows the loading signal.
The video itself, plays fine in safari when i link directly to it. The videoplayer works fine in all other browsers (we serve up 3 different modes to the player) using the load() function.
I can't link to an example currently - but has anyone had any of these same problems?
Np. It worked for me. Please note, Safari (at least on Windows), requires that the QucikTime plugin be installed. I would change the mode default to Flash, to work around this issue.
Thanks for your help on this. Hoping that will be an okay solution for everyone.
I am pretty sure I have quicktime on the machine I was checking with - mac 10.6.8 and safari 5.1.7 and never got it to play. It just spun and spun and spun - The request never reached amazon
I am in Dreamweaver CS5.5 building a veterans site for my unit. (iMac 27 10.6.8)
Was hoping jwplayer could save me some time over my current way of displaying video: (Current = http://www.centaursinvietnam.org/Photo/VideoBAP11.html)
Here is the page with the imbed code that I have tried: http://www.centaursinvietnam.org/Reunion/ireunionCavOwen.html
This is my draft website: http://www.centaursinvietnam.org/index.html
I am not a programmer and my site has been referred to as an incoherent house of cards; but it does work so far.
After I downloaded your latest version and reinstalled everything, it worked!
It is very slow on the loading but I assume that to be the large size (929 x 523"). I will have to kick it down to a smaller 622 x 350 and see how that goes.
What would it cost us to have code to take the watermark logo off? We are a no profit military vet site, if that makes any difference.
When I first tried the "exactfit" it did not work. After recompressing the mov trying to make it smaller to load faster, and shuffling some of the divs and graphics, it now centers when I go to full screen.
I'm going to take this "Owen" mov and recompress and set it up as I did the 8mm movies (HTML video player) to see if it loads any faster. I can't go any less on the video quality. I cannot find anyone on the internet that knows how to make a good quality yet fast loading video at the 640 x 360 size (smallest acceptable size).
Success at last. Apparently the biggest problem I had was using the .m4p extension on my compressed movie. I simply changed it to .flv, and it works perfectly and loads fast on my none Flash Mac system. I don't understand at all. Just read the idea on line and tried it.
Do you have any idea what is going on here? It is not important to me but just curious. I just want it to work.
Disregard last message. I tested this idea on my other computers (replacing .m4p with .flv) and it works just the same with either. It does however mess up the iphone and ipad playing.
I must have had a loaded version of the movie on my browser somewhere.
It sure was great to see everything working quickly for a while, even if it was a fluke.
I appreciate your assistance, but have reached a point where I have to give it up and go back to straight html 5 coding ("Video for everyone" article on line").
Your product works well on iMac with Safari but not enough others to make it worth while.
I'm sure you will eventually work out all the bugs. Best of luck.