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[files_videoviewer] Black lightbox with .mov file #1879

Open oparoz opened 10 years ago

oparoz commented 10 years ago

Steps to reproduce

  1. upload a .mov file in the files app in OC6
  2. upgrade OC to v7
  3. click on the video in OC7

Tested with mp4 container with a avc1 stream (baseline@L3.0) and a AAC stream mov container with a H.263 stream (simple@L1) and a AAC stream. http://a1408.g.akamai.net/5/1408/1388/2005110403/1a1a1ad948be278cff2d96046ad90768d848b41947aa1986/sample_iTunes.mov.zip

Expected behaviour

The lightbox should appear and the video should play or a message should be displayed saying that the format is not supported

Actual behaviour

The lightbox shows up, but it's empty (black background)

I've also tested with an .mp4 file and I had no problem playing the video. A plugin was required.

Server configuration

OC 7, updated from OC6 PHP 5.4.31 Using encryption Files are stored locally ffmpeg is available

Logs

Nothing

PVince81 commented 10 years ago

Did it work correctly in OC 6?

oparoz commented 10 years ago

I don't think it did.

oparoz commented 10 years ago

It did not work on OC6

oparoz commented 9 years ago

MediaElement.js does not support quicktime files, so I think video/quicktime should be removed from the list of supported media types for the player, unless you can think of a way to transcode videos on the fly.

EDIT: Adding video/quicktime to the Flash plugin (in mediaelement-and-player.js) does play videos which are using h.264, so all that's needed now is a way to determine which codec is used in the container.

SergioBertolinSG commented 9 years ago

Still happening in 8.1 beta 1 black screen while opening a .mov file.