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• Porting applications to BB10: video rotation and display

  I'm porting a game of the PlayBook for the Z10. I had to show a video at the beginning of the game and I had some problems in the past with the PlayBook, but they have been resolved.

  Now that I'm the same game to the BB10 platform porting, I find myself with another problem linked to the video. I have exhausted all my options, and I wonder now for your help.

  The problem I have is related to the default orientation of the device. While the PlayBook is defaulted to a landscape orientation, the default Z10 the fashionable portrait.

  So the simple solution is to simply orientation in the file of the bar - descriptor.xml to landscape and autoOrients set to false, right? Well, this solves almost all the problem of porting the game: the rest of the game works really well, I just had to do something with the accelerometer.

  However, the original video appears distorted. Here is a screenshot of the Z10 turned:

  

  Here's my proposal: when you test the game with the default/portrait orientation, the video appears distorted as well, but it appears in the entire screen, fits the dimensions portrait. When you set the ladscape orientation, it always fits the dimensions portrait, but now turned.

  Get the properties of the screen through the screen_get_window_property_iv() function call while playing the video returns this:

  SCREEN_PROPERTY_BUFFER_SIZE: {1280, 768}

  SCREEN_PROPERTY_SIZE: {1280, 768}

  SCREEN_PROPERTY_ROTATION: 90

  There is apparently no way to change the dimensions of the video playback, or through the mmrenderer library or the screen.

  What kind of appeal should I use to change the dimensions of the video, so it appears correctly renderered?

  Thank you.

  Hey there,

  This example:

  https://github.com/BlackBerry/NDK-samples/tree/master/VideoWindow

  Contains code that you resize the rect accordingly, depending on window size. May be able to help in your quest.

• Firefox will not play many videos, sounds and other Html5 applications but Youtube is fine.

  No matter what are the options I change (I tried everything under subject: config), videos html5 play not (format not supported, etc wrong mime type.). On youtube, html5 player works fine.

  Examples of videos does not:
  http://techslides.com/demos/sample-videos/small.MP4
  http://techslides.com/demos/sample-videos/small.WEBM
  http://techslides.com/demos/sample-videos/small.OGV
  http://www.html5videoplayer.NET/html5video/MP4-h-264-video-test/
  http://www.webmfiles.org/demo-files/
  http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody/test.html
  flow using the html5 and formats like gif player also like gifv to imgur.

  My OS can all play, I installed Windows Media Player.

  All my preferences in topic amovible.*: config have a default value, and I tried to change things - without success.

  I also disabled all addons/plugins, tried another profile, tried the developer version of 64-bit. I had the same problem on my old computer (I did a clean install on a totally new computer and imported via MozBackUp settings). Firefox Safe mode will not help either.

  http://detectmybrowser.com/ tells me that I can play ogg but not h264 or webm. https://www.YouTube.com/HTML5 told me that my firefox support everything that youtube needs.

  Once again, on Youtube, everything works (right click on the clip not gives me the possibility "about the HTML5 player"), elsewhere (for as far as I saw) I get "not taken in charge or false mime type error format.

  I use Firefox on Windows 10, but also known 40 the problem under Windows 7 and Firefox 3 x

  In addition, my plugin-container crashes whenever I close Firefox, I tried to clear the cache/history/cookies. No idea if this is related to the question of the html5.

  So, any ideas I can try to do html5 video finally work? It is very solutions use another browser every time for anything associated with Html5.

  Holy f * ing sh * t!

  In fact, I managed to solve the problem!
  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=9N0OHdRFcJA

  All I had to do was to start Firefox using administrator rights. So simple, yet I didn't on this subject! Why have I never tried this before? I managed to solve a lot of problems like this but never thought about Firefox could also be linked to it.

  In any case, thanks to all who responded, as well as all those who had to read all my rants in this thread!

  Solution: Launch your Firefox with administrator rights

• The point on the compatibility of the browser with HTML5 video and mp4s?

  I currently have a mp4 video on my site, and the video is currently hosted by YouTube. But I would like to move it to our web server using the HTML5 video element. So far, pretty simple:

  < div id = "videodiv" >

  < src = "videos/video my_video.mp4" control width = '100% ' > < / video > "

  < / div >

  What I read, I was ready to provide alternative (webm and ogg) formats, but I tested it with Firefox, Chrome and IE10, and they seem to all work. I do not have to provide three versions of the video, because it is a precursor to a 8 added more videos to our Web site. The browser world all got on board with mp4 now, or do I always have to provide alternatives?

  Thank you

  http://techslides.com/demos/sample-videos/small.MP4' type = "video/mp4" >

  If you don't see this, you are using a

  outdated browser that does not support

  the video tag.

  All modern browsers now support MP4.  Not so a few years ago. So we used relief WEBM and OGG.

• How does the new HTML5 video Support? and what are the limits?

  If the new benefit has been relased as well as many new features, including the video support HTML5 then with the new feature, here are a few new questions!

  How Edge to load the video? It is fully preloaded before Edge shows the content? Or is it more of a pregressive 'youtube' loading while playing?

  Or can choose us?

  What is the example of recommended video file size 4 MB?

  How does edge deal with browsers that only support .ogg or .webm instead of mp4?

  What about ISO & tablets support? loading time, 'delay', etc.?

  When you import an audio or video file, a group is created for you. You can import media with the same name (videosample.ogv; videosample.mp4) this group for compatibility with browsers. The corresponding format is chosen according to the browser which is in charge of the composition.

  About the WebM format - you can also add a webm file in your publication. However since it is a format of royalty, Animate will not display a live preview in the authoring tool. If your browser supports this then it will definitely play fine on the browser preview.

  You can take a look at the video lesson In - app, which is available in the Panel of lesson for more details on how it works.

  And Yes, you have options to preload for HTML5 video too, however progressive download is not available. You will need to use scripts using JS to achieve this functionality.

  Hope this helps and try this out.

  -Reynaud

• Firefox, HTML5 video and support.

  I have a video I put on one of my sites. I intend to launch tomorrow, regardless.

  Video works fine in Internet Exploder 7 and 8, because I put a Flash object there after both first source descriptions. But the following code will not work with Firefox:

  < video width = "640" height = "480" controls >

  < source src = 'path-to/new_movie.mp4' type = video/mp4"; codecs = "avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2" ">"

  < source src = 'path-to/new_movie.ogv' type = video/ogg"; codecs = 'theora, vorbis' ">"

  < / video >

  I understand that you have to first show the .mp4 or mobile browsers (which I checked) not loading not video. And I got it taken Firefox supported the free Ogg Vorbis video.

  I get a grey box in Firefox (version 9.0.1) with a "loading" symbol (that never stops).

  Should I use another 'wrapper' or codec for Firefox? Anyone know?

  That is the problem.

  My necessary .htaccess file a few lines of code. All other browsers read file .ogg very well, although those with the video .mp4 support saw this and we were happy.

  Here's what I had to do.

  Open Dreamweaver.

  Look at the remote server.

  Download (or 'get') the .htaccess file.

  Opejn the .htaccess file in Dreamweaver (mode code only for these types of documents, of course).

  Add the following three lines of code to the .htaccess doc:

  AddType audio/ogg .oga

  AddType video/ogg .ogv

  AddType application/ogg OGG

  Download or 'put' the file on the remote server.

  Instantly, Firefox could see. Ogg video. Without that, it does work in Firefox. I have no idea why all other browsers will play the video in Ogg and Firefox won't unless you do this. The folks at Mozilla was told that a "text" file has been handed over, but apparently Chrome knew just what he was.

• How to you turn off auto-play the HTML5 videos in Safari?

  How to you turn off auto-play the HTML5 videos in Safari?

  I speak not of advertising videos.  It seems that there is a new trend that sites add the AutoPlay videos as part of their normal textual content.  It's really annoying to try to read the article and have this semi-connexes video game.

  Is there a Safari Extension or a hidden setting I'm not about to stop video AutoPlay altogether?

  Thank you

  Stan

  ForeverTangent wrote:

  Is there a Safari Extension or a hidden setting I'm not about to stop video AutoPlay altogether?

  There is a preference setting or an available extension.

• Flash videos (youtube and vimeo, incorporate or not) do not play even if the controls indicate that playback is in progress.

  As YouTube and Vimeo 41.0 videos do not play even if the video controls show that reading is current. True to embed, Facebook and YouTube pages. On Youtube, video will buffer to 100% but will not play again. First frame of the video is visible at a time, but remains a fixed image. FlashBlock is installed but disabled.

  On YouTube, if you click on the pause button, and then click the play button, the video then play? (I have not checked on Vimeo yet.)

  If so, you can have the autoplay disabled HTML5 videos. From 41 of Firefox, it's more effective than in previous versions because reading is blocked, but there is the strange display of the pause key and the buffer file.

  To check this setting:

  (1) in a new tab, type or paste Subject: config in the address bar and press enter/return. Click on the button promising to be careful.

  (2) in the search above the list box, type or paste the media and make a pause so that the list is filtered

  (3) if the preference media.autoplay.enabled is in bold and 'game of the user' to false, you can double-click it to restore the default value true and see if that fixes it

• How to do HTML5 videos works again?

  I've recently updated for Firefox 35 and now HTML5 videos will not work. I have NoScript, but disabling or removing it does not solve the problem. Switching in safe mode does not solve the problem. The problem is solved using a fresh profile or removing the prefs.js file, but this is not an option for me, as all my settings from scratch would be tedious hassle with that I wouldn't rather deal with restoration.

  I know that the problem is with the update for Firefox 35 precisely because everything was working fine before and stopped working after. To be absolutely certain, I turned on my laptop that had the exact same extensions and settings imported to it from this computer with FEBE earlier. He used the 34.0.5 version and all was well with this version. I tested it with the site of the vine, all the videos worked. It also downloaded the update for Firefox 35 in the background and as soon as I restarted, the HTML5 videos were broken.

  It's certainly something that Mozilla has changed but I forgot to change/remove an old framework which is scrub place works. If I could just figure out which lines in the prefs.js file was causing the problem, I would delete/change myself in Notepad.

  For the record, I already had media.windows - media - foundation.enabled set to false. Videos that use Flash seem to work. I think Vimeo using HTML5, but it is the site of Flash videos not only that I could find that still works. Flash and Java have been updated the most recent versions.

  COR - el said

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  As I said, safe mode does not solve the problem. He is not one of my extensions. I tried to disable hardware acceleration earlier, but wasn't it no more.

  Your list of details of the system shows that you have a user.js file in the profile folder to initialize prefs each time you start Firefox.
  The user.js file is present than if you or another software has created this file and normally it wouldn't be here.

  It has only these two lines:
  user_pref ("protocol - handler.warn - external .dnUpdate", false);
  user_pref ("browser.sessionstore.resume_from_crash", false);

  Sure they are related to the extension, so I don't touch them.

  There the prefs of media who do not by default?

  • Media.*. Enabled

  As I said, media - media.windows - foundation.enabled is set to false and it was the only entry with this search term that was not established by default. I changed to true and restarted and it fixed everything. Funniest, however, do the opposite was a solution proven for people with this problem in the past. This site says to do. You have said to do! https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/961627

  So, anyone read this for future use, you may or may not have changed this setting later in 2013. Firefox 35 requires you to change back. Problem solved.

• Amazon HTML5 video player on Safari?

  Today, I watched a video from Amazon in Safari 9.1.1 under El Capitan on my MacBook. Amazon played using Silverlight plug-ins, I had installed. However, a box came up that said the video would improve if I uses its HTML5 video player, that he says is compatible with Chrome (M42 version or newer), Firefox (version 47 or more recent), Edge Microsoft Internet Explorer (11 or newer on Windows 8.1 and later), on Windows 10 and Opera (version 31 or more recent).

  Safari is remarkably absent from the list. Recent versions of Safari do not support HTML5?

  Recent versions of Safari do not support HTML5?

  Of course, it does. Amazon has chosen not to support Safari, for reasons known only to them.

• Play HTML5 video with JavaScript does not hide the overlay dimming video

  I googled this problem and found nothing useful and also checked the area of support here and still nothing. I'm creating a webpage with HTML5 video. I made a layer with the video object that is hidden with CSS, until the user clicks on a link. When the user clicks on the link, I use a JavaScript function to display and play the HTML5 video object. Works fine except that Firefox keeps the overlay in place play button while playing my video! If I click on the overlay, the video stops. Then if I click again, the overlay disappears and the video resumes playback.

  I realize there are solutions that can be pirated. But it is certainly a bug that the rest overlay in place after the start of the video via a JavaScript command. I hope that this problem finds its way to the right people at Mozilla for resolution.

  Thank you
  -DK

  Can you please update to Firefox 18.0.1 and see if the problem exists in a new profile? (13 is no longer supported)

  Use the Profile Manager to create and delete profiles Firefox

  If this happens again please give an example of site Web with the show and the screenshots of what should happen compared to what's going on

• Cannot open youtube HTML5 videos,

  When you try to open a youtube HTML5 video, youtube screen comes up but the HTML5 white wheel just spins and the video never opens.  I have watied for 5 minutes without success.

  Hi Ogslov,

  The below proposed article might help you.
  http://www.YouTube.com/HTML5

  Bindu R - Microsoft Support
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Problem of HTML5 video

  Hey guys I have a problem with HTML5 video. If the video is set to autorun, it is in its very well designated area. However, if it is not set to auto-run and I have trigger play via JavaScript, it opens the video fullscreen.

  This is not my expectation. If anyone has experienced this before? How can I work around it? I tried * almost * all without success.

  Thank you.

  Device: BlackBerry Dev Alpha 10 B

  OS: 10.0.9.1675

  In short,

  video = document.getElementById("player");
  document.querySelector('#play').addEventListener('click', function () {
      if (video.currentTime === 0) {
          video.currentTime = 5;
      }
      video.play();
  }, false);
  

  An official flag in order to prevent the full-screen has been requested, but I hope that does the trick for now.

• BrowserField html5 video

  Can BrowserField sdk 7 support display an html5 video tag?

  I have test the browser and view my video whit html5 page and show the video, but I am now tring to do the same using browserfuield. but simply display a blank page.

  string html ="
  
  

  
  

  browserField.displayContent (html, "http://mysite.com" "");

  Oupps was my wireless connection

• Problem with MusePen HTML5 Video - Widget

  Hello dear community and great team of Adobe Muse,.

  Some people have a problem, that they cannot see the background video of HTML5-Widget, which I use - some, too, can see.

  I placed each videoformat inside (*.ogg, *.mp4, *.webm) and also placed an image of the poster to the loading screen.

  The video is on auto run.

  You know the problem and why is he here?

  I really like using the MusePen Widget, because it's the only one, that I can fix it in position and things - also I can make invisible for mobile breakpoints, which does not work with the other HTML5 video-Widgets.

  Here's the site I'm talking about: www.cmnt.it

  Would be nice, if someone knows the problem and help me

  Best regards, Felix

  Have you tried to contact the developer of the widget directly for support? Not all widget developers watch these forums, so unless you're extremely lucky and find someone who had the same issue here it can be faster response by contacting the developer directly.