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The Open Standard Media Player is an all-in-one media player for the web. It is an industry changing, open source (MIT) media player that is built to dynamically deliver any type of web media, including HTML5, YouTube, Vimeo, and Flash.
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Playlist WON'T work. Help, please! #37

Open troublex3 opened 11 years ago

troublex3 commented 11 years ago

Hi, I've tried to use the playlist code using the 'xml' file, but I can't get the videos to show up. I copied the codes directly from your page.

My video player shows up just fine. Everything is functional. I can close and open the side-bar, I can full screen, and adjust volume. HOWEVER, there are no video clips or images. The entire player is empty. There is only a play button with 3 dots that appear. It keeps trying to load indefinitely.

It's bizarre because the Youtube Playlist works perfectly, but the other Playlist I'm trying to get to work to watch HTML5 videos doesn't.

Am I doing something wrong? When I leave the code unchanged, nothing happens. Then when I change the "playlist.xml" to match the path of the file in my domain's directory -- STILL nothing happens. I just get the 3 loading dots. Please help! It's driving me nuts.

For the record, I'm using Chrome and Safari.

travist commented 11 years ago

Are you trying to do this from your local file directory? If so, then this needs to be done from a webserver.

troublex3 commented 11 years ago

Travist, I'm linking everything directly from my web host's file manager. Is that correct?

The only part of the html code that doesn't seem to work is the actual "playlist" section. I can substitute the playlist for the single player, youtube player, vimeo, etc. every other player works except for the playlist. What's going on with that?

troublex3 commented 11 years ago

^ adding onto what I said, this is what my code looks like. Do I have this right below? It may not show up correctly..but I changed the playlist.xml. Am I supposed to do this? Either way... it doesn't work. I can change this code out for another type of video player and all of them works except the playlist below. Do you know what else I have to do?

troublex3 commented 11 years ago

Bump. Why is there not an answer? I'm sure this is a relatively simple fix. Someone please help?

Killshot commented 11 years ago

You may need to add the mime types into your htaccess file.