I'm having a lot of problems with video html5 and google chrome.
I have this site on two different servers and chrome is showing the transition video aleatory.
http://mitoteweb.com/vivaldo/
I made some files to test the video the simplest way to check this problem and it isn't working.
I tried with mp4 h.264, ogv y webm video format and I'm having the same issues with all of them.
Here's the test files.
http://mitoteweb.com/vivaldo/chrome/prueba1.htm
When I load the page it shows the video but once I click on the second link it doesn't show any video unless I manually reload the page. And even with that, sometimes it doesn't happen.
Sorry, I couldn't include more links because this is my first post.
Thanks in advance.
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I want to show embedded video in my Angular app. The problem I am facing is that it is taking too long to load in Google Chrome (It takes around 5-10s), whereas it loads instantaneously in firefox. The format of the video is mp4, and I searched and found few issues related to Chrome and mp4 videos not working but my problem is slow loading.
My code is,
<video
*ngIf="!isDialogOpen"
class="videoURL"
controls
autoplay
loop
[muted]="true"
[src]="mpVideoUrl"
></video>
Can this issue be related to the format/codec of the video? I would prefer a solution where I don't have to change it.
all browsers have different buffering rules: depending on the speed of the network, and size of the video. what is the bitrate/ size of the video you are attempting to play?
You can check this with https://ffprobe.a.video (just enter the URL of the video you're having issues with).
Im building a new webpage with video background. The problem is that Firefox is the only browser that have problem with html5 autoplaying. If page was loaded atleast one time the video is working correclty, starts right after the page load automatically but.. if page is loaded for the first time in most cases the video in background doesn't start and show something like TV's snow.
Facts:
- I don't think its 'video' tag (tried many configurations thinking it might help),
- I'm also sure its not problem with video file - tried few videos,
- tried all formats - it happens with all of them: mp4, wemb, ogg, All at the same time and individually,
- it's not problem with my PC - been trying on windows, mac and linux,
- Its not plugin - i don't use any with FF.
Check it out here: http://strona5.nanit.webd.pl Just do it in private session and close window after every load so you'll see that its lottery.
Regards.
I am making a system that I run on localhost, it embeds a video player and all works fine except for webm videos on Chrome. They freeze regularly and I can only get them running again by pressing play/pause and moving to the initial phases of the video.
I have been googling for this issue and trying to solve it for some time now without success, does anybody know how to solve this?
Is your same WebM file working ok on Firefox? I assume you are using HTML5 video.
I have compiled a short check list on how to troubleshoot HTML5 video playback issue here. Try to play the videojs webm sample to see if it works.
Given the description of your issue I guess it is either a non proper WebM file or a server side tuning issue (like with mime types).
If it is a file format issue you could try re-transcoding from a known good source (ie not the problematic WebM file) with firefogg.
You can also try to set the preload attribute of your HTML5 video tag to auto.
So I did a little searching about the whole issue with HTML5 video tag etc. My client doesnt want the videos to be played through FLASH and general youtube. So he wants a custom video player and we should upload the video files to our server.
I have a problem displaying the video in Google Chrome why is that? http://www.2kfilms.com/jw_test2.html
In the above link you can see that it displays normally in IE. I found out that the best encoding you should have with HTML5 is: H.264 *OGG* and WEBM
So if I have the 3 different formats will it also play in Chrome?
Even this video here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_video
doesnt play in my Google Chrome, and I find it weird. Its black and I can only hear Audio
I am using videojs to embed video on the following website: www.airfixthemovie.com. Html video has preload="none" which makes it a bit better. Any suggestion on how to make the video to work perfectly in Google Chrome? The trailer stops sometimes in Chrome and it looks like Chrome is loading or buffering. Thanks for your help.
From the network inspector it seems there's something wrong with the backend serving mp4 files. The requests are canceled and there are about 4 requests to the mp4 a second and the Content-Range header seems to throw completely random digits there.
I know this doesn't really answers your question but at least investigate the mp4 thing server side.