Closed NielsLeenheer closed 14 years ago
It seems this is more complicated than applying this patch. At least Chrome does not support the audio/aac mime type, but it does recognize audio/x-m4a.
Which is wrong and which is right? Or are they both right?
Should be fixed in bd9c462c18ad9e0919d9fc0a6dd77dfa663b123c I now check for both audio/aac and audio/x-m4a.
I was looking at http://html5test.com/ this afternoon and was a little confused when it reported that Safari on Mac OS X does not support MP3 or AAC codecs within those tags. Looking at the source it seems that this support is detect like so:
And:
I'm curious where you got these MIME types from. The Wikipedia pages about MP3 and AAC do not list either of those MIME types as representing those formats. If I make the following change to html5test.com:
… then Safari is correctly detected as supporting MP3 and AAC in the
Is there some reason that you expect the MIME types that you're using to work?
Thanks,