Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.am i crazy or is the module settings saying it wants the dir for videojs.player.min.js but this isn't included in the module or in the download from the http://videojs.com/ website?
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Comment #1
heshanlkyou will need to download that lib and extract in to sites/all/library/video-js folder and add that to config.
Comment #2
jlockhartummm??? I've downloaded the latest player from the videojs.com site (big green button) and there isn't a file called videojs.player.min.js in it. Is there another download I'm suppose to be getting? There is a video.js file though. Is that what it's looking for?
Comment #3
jlockhartActually it appears as if that is a left over typo from the jPlayer module, yes? Any affiliation there? I checked the module and it is looking for video.js, not the minified version.
Comment #4
heshanlkI think its a mistake of the code, I will fix it, just paste the directory to sites/all/library and point your directory in settings.
Comment #5
salmosri CreditAttribution: salmosri commentedDo we have an update on this?
Comment #6
luf CreditAttribution: luf commentedStill bugged, encountering same issue.
Comment #7
Korinvall CreditAttribution: Korinvall commentedClarification... it's sites/all/libraries/... not sites/all/library/...
Comment #8
elektrorl CreditAttribution: elektrorl commentedthe right source seems to be: https://github.com/zencoder/video-js
You need to upload in sites/all/libraries/ and rename the uncompressed archive in video-js.
Then go to admin/settings/videojs and reset to default.
Comment #9
heshanlkCorrect the typo issue on the module