So I then tried the mp3 and the Safari dev tools showed the error. I did the OGG 1st in error and it downloaded and plays from my download folder just fine in VLC. Maybe that is what Safari is suspicious of the response.Īs a test, I pasted the URL direct into safari. Normally it should give a different response when the range request says "give me everything". It appears to by default return a 206 partial content response. Maybe the default response of the smartreadfile is slightly incorrect after all. But having said that, the interesting thing Safari tools spat out was that jPlayer generated an error event, which would usually be trickier to spot without adding stuff to the page.īack to the response header. Safari try too hard LOL and give tons of info that no-one gives a crap about. I looked at the Chrome dev tools since they seem to actually let you see the response header. Gah! It's a new mac and I can't find the developer tools option - Ah yes! In the preferences, the very last option LOL.
I am doing a review now on OSX 1.9.1 Safari 7.0.1 Meaning you should see that if Flash is old and the browser is not html5 media. It was showing a friend jPlayer on his old Mac, many moons ago, that prompted me to add in the no-solution message. What version of Safari does that support?Īlso, try visiting the URL directly on the mac and see if it works or "what happens".Ĭonsider that the browser might be trying to play using Flash, so review your Flash version. Reference, here's the fixed version of the function I am using: I fixed them and posted a comment over there. The problem was the PHP function that handles the range requests had
The HTTPįiddler tool you suggested was quite helpful in tracking down and To post to this group, send email to unsubscribe from this group, send email to more options, visit this group at. You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "jPlayer: the CSS styleable jQuery audio player plugin" group. If anybody can help me out, I would greatly appreciate it. These are the headers that are being sent with the two different But, when I serve it through my PHP script, theįile plays but the seek and stop features are broken. Identical file and reference it directly on my server, everything Trying to figure out what is wrong, but I haven't come up with muchĪs far as I can tell, this seems to only be happening when I stream The track and clicking on the stop button do nothing. Play, pause, next track, previous track, and volume controlsĪll work flawlessly, but clicking on the progress bar to jump around However, I am having issues with seeking within a track and the stopīutton. In a number of ways so I need to send the requests through a PHP
I am working on a project that uses jPlayer (currently version 1.1.1)
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