Closed aalbagarcia closed 4 years ago
...ok. I´ve been digging deeper into this issue. The thing is that the mp3 files are served through a remote proxy (nginx) that requests the files to a Ruby on Rails application. I do it this way because the files are protected; the rails application should check your permissions before letting you access the files.
I tried to serve the mp3 files directly from Nginx and the player works as expected.
Ok, I think I've found the problem. As I guessed, it's related to the nginx / rails configuration. This stack overflow question describes the problem. I still haven't fixed it, but I think I'm on track.
I close the issue since it has nothing to do with the player
Hi,
First of all, I want to thank you for this wonderful player!!
I'm trying to use the Podlove Web Player inside one of our projects. I could install it and play our mp3 files. However, there is some weird behavior with the pause and the stepper buttons.
You can have a look at it in this codepen
I found out that in the same codepen if I use the same audio file you use in the documentation and examples (for example here) the buttons work as expected. I guess that I'm missing some headers or configuration in our server, but I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I tried adding the content-length header which was missing, but the buttons were not working.
Any suggestions would be really appreciated.
Thanks.