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.NET (WPF and Windows Forms) bindings for the Chromium Embedded Framework
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CEF3 and HTML5 audio tag #444

Closed reccardt closed 10 years ago

reccardt commented 10 years ago

Using the latest CefSharp.WPF.Example from github, HTML5 audio tags show the message that the tag is not supported. See it here: http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_audio_all After some googling, I found that you should be including ffmpegsumo.dll : https://code.google.com/p/chromiumembedded/issues/detail?id=948 After copying it over from my Chrome installation, the normal audio transport appears, but the speaker shows up as disabled and the audio doesn't play. The video tag doesn't work either.

cztomczak commented 10 years ago

You need to copy dll from the same exact version of CEF that CefSharp uses.

reccardt commented 10 years ago

Where is it?

amaitland commented 10 years ago

http://cefbuilds.com/#branch_1650

I've tried the 32bit WPF version and it works as expected once I copy ffmpegsumo.dll into the bin folder.

reccardt commented 10 years ago

That worked. Thanks.

veljkoraden commented 8 years ago

I tried various ffmpegsomo.dll but nothing works for me. I have CEF 3.2704.1432.g60b3718 version and could not find ffmpegsumo.dll for my version on http://cefbuilds.com/#branch_1650 link which amaitland provided. Is there somethig im doing wrong or some version include ffmpegsumo.dll-s and some not. Am i right? Where can i find ffmpegsumo dll for my version?

amaitland commented 8 years ago

I tried various ffmpegsomo.dll but nothing works for me. I have CEF 3.2704.1432.g60b3718 version and could not find ffmpegsumo.dll for my version on http://cefbuilds.com/#branch_1650 link which amaitland provided. Is there somethig im doing wrong or some version include ffmpegsumo.dll-s and some not. Am i right? Where can i find ffmpegsumo dll for my version?

@noisedaddy Please don't comment on an issue that's been closed for over two years, the information provided here isn't relevant anymore. ffmpeg is now statically compiled into libcef.dll, so there is no separate dll.