I have a 3gp file I'm trying to display and play in chrome browser. It seems to play the video fine but the audio is not playing...When I download the file on my machine the audio and video plays fine..When I open the video in a standalone chrome tab it plays the video but does not play the audio. In the image note how the audio button is greyed out.
html code:
<video src="/media/somefilesentfrommyiphone.3gp" style="max-width:400px;" controls=""></video>
note the video and audio seem to play just fine in safari
I have created a video using opencv-python in AVI format. When I open the video locally, it is playing. But when I embed this video to HTML5, it is not playing.
How can I fix this?
I have tried in both Chrome, Firefox.
Is there any way to play a MKV video on browser (Chrome and Mozilla Firefox) ? Native HTML5 Video Player plays back the video but no audio and Divx Web Player became obsolete since Chrome 45.
Any and all help appreciated :)
I embedded my own mp4 (H.264) file onto HTML5 file using <video> tag.
But browsers does not play the video.
The browsers which I tried are Firefox and Chrome. Neither seem to not play the video (video is loaded, but the screen is still black and the seek bar does not move from 0:00).
Other videos such as Youtube tag is successfully played.
Is this caused by some codec issues?
The codec is H.264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part10) (avc1).
Does anyone have some advises?
I'm developing a Joomla-site (2.5) and embedded an audio file (mp3) in a K2-article using the html5-tags (see code below). The mp3 is playing perfectly in Firefox (vs 16.02) , IE (vs 8.0.6) but not in Google Chrome (vs. 23.0) . Strangely enough, the problem seems to be related to this particular mp3 file only, other mp3's are doing fine, both in Chrome, Firefox and IE.
<audio autoplay="autoplay" width="200" src="images/tonesound/mp3/01funkybeats.mp3" type="audio/mp3" controls="controls" preload="none"></audio>
The file is rather large (11.4 MB), after 15 seconds or so the music starts playing (in Firefox and IE, not in Chrome).
You shouldn't use MP3 on the web. The best solution is to encode all your audio to AAC and Ogg, since those two formats cover all browsers, whereas MP3 definitely won't work everywhere.
Your MP3 file's first few frames are corrupt. Try re-encoding the media.
You can see this with the debugging output in VLC.