Needs review
Project:
jQuery Media
Version:
6.x-1.4-beta1
Component:
Code
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
4 Dec 2008 at 18:10 UTC
Updated:
30 Aug 2009 at 20:38 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
mennonot commentedI'm having this problem as well. If I have "auto-play" enabled, I can hear the movie, but not see it. The video shows up in Google chrome and internet explorer. This is true for both .mov and .mp4 files. The .swf files work fine.
Comment #2
-Anti- commentedSame problem here.
This works for me when typed directly into the fckeditor source:
This is the source generated by letting jquery media handle the link to the mov file:
The main differences I can see are:
- No closing embed tag.
- No type="video/quicktime"
No idea if that has any bearing on the problem.
I'm a bit disappointed actually.
I thought I was going to be able to simply link to swf, flv, mov, mp3, youtube, etc and have it all embedded.
But so far the flash button on fckeditor is 'doing better' than jquery media :(
Comment #3
otinanism commentedHi,
any luck with this issue? I have the exact same problem with Firefox. The video is loaded in the browser, but not displayed. In IE works fine.
Comment #4
otinanism commentedLooking at the two source samples you provided I tried to remove the wmode="transparent" from the jquery.media.js file. When I did that the videos played correctly in both Firefox and IE. Not sure if this option is needed though. The change I did was to replace the line:
params: { wmode: 'transparent'},
with this one:
params: {},
I don't think that this is correct behavior though, this is not supposed to happen. But my workaround seems to work well for the moment.
Comment #5
mattez commentedTry use last version of jQuery Media http://www.malsup.com/jquery/media/#download .
Works for me.
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Comment #6
mattman commentedYep, sure enough, the issue is tied to jquery.media.js. I'm using this module on my site GotDrupal.com.
I've attached a patch file to update it to the latest .85 release.
If aaron can get to it soon enough and you need the fix it's quite easy.
1. Download this patch
2. Place it next to the jquery.media.js file within the js folder in jquery_media module
3. On command line type the following
4. Empty your cache, restart your webserver (if using an opcode cache - just to be sure ;) and things should work.
For those interested, the issue is caused by wmode (which has to do with flash and not qt) - this is at the bottom of the patch file.
Or, you can just download the latest jquery.media.js file as indicated by the comment above. ;)
Comment #7
mchaplin commentedThe latest jquery.media.js didn't help.
If I comment out the
params: { wmode: 'transparent'}
line then it works in FF.
IE still fails though.
Comment #8
niner94949 commentedUsing jquery.media.js version 0.90 worked for me. I was using jquery.media.js version 0.81 when the problem was occuring.