It seems, that the module doesn't support html5 at all? In Browsers with no flash activated the player just doesn't start playing. Concerning the fact that on jplayers project page the players also without flash are working - this should be a problem with the module? Tried also on lullabot.com/podcast where jplayer module is in use, but also there no html5 support seems to work? Does somebody have a working version on his site?
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Comment #1
mandclu commentedI'm just doing some initial testing with this module, but so far it seems to be working across devices, including those without Flash. Is it possible something else on your page is conflicting with the jPlayer ids/classes? Is your audio a standard MP3?
Comment #2
patrickroma commentedYes, my audios are standard mp3 and i just tested on a standard drupal installation just with core modules.
Comment #3
Everett Zufelt commentedI also have jPlayer installed on a pretty default install of D6, only CCK / Views installed. In FF 4.0b4 I am getting the Flash and not the html5 player.
Comment #4
patrickroma commentedWith the new version of jplayer everything works great: Tested on Chrome / Firefox / IE / Safari and iPad / iPod. Can somebody confirm?
Comment #5
patrickroma commentedComment #7
itserich commentedThe player is not playing for me in Firefox, do not know if it is the same issue.
http://drupal.org/node/996126
edit working now, not sure why.
The problem may be when the player is set as a nodeblock, I saw it recur when I tried it in FIrefox, but did not test other browsers.
Comment #8
Everett Zufelt commentedWhich version did you test with?
Comment #9
Everett Zufelt commentedUsing jplayer 1.2.0 I get flash support, but no html5 (tested on FF 6.0.2).
Using jplayer 2.0.1 I get no support at all. Player links are available, but nothing plays in FF 6.0.2.
Comment #10
rlmumfordGet the same issue as Everett in Firefox 6. No flash support and nothing plays.
Comment #11
saschaL1978 commentedSame over here, 1.1.1 works fine.
Comment #12
nickgee commentedOK. I can confirm this is a bug!
Firefox is really the only place to see it as it's the only browser (that people regularly use) that only supports OGG and this seems to hing around OGA vs OGG in the code:
My solution:
in library/jplayer/jquery.jplayer.min.js, change:
and in jplayer.theme.inc, jplayer_sort_files(), change:
I've never written a patch so I'll leave that up to someone else but this does solve the automatic flash loading of MP3 files in Firefox and loads OGGs correctly for all other browsers.
Merci!
Comment #13
markie commentedPlease test this against the latest 6.x-1.x-dev or beta4 release.