preview in right panel stuck with "no compatible source" with 8.x

[Nanomani]

1 - click on a file *.mov, preview in right panel display "no compatible source" 2 - click on a file doc, jpg or all other there is a preview, preview in right panel stuck with "no compatible source" 3 - workaround is to refresh with F5 (Pydio refresh don't works)

tested with ubuntu server 16.04 LTS or windows server and pydio 8.0.2

[spec1re]

Same here since latest update.

[OsmelTorres]

Same for me, also pydio 8.0.2.

[cdujeu]

Hi, 1 - Are you sure it was really working with 8.0.1 and this format ? 2 - What about mp4 ? -c

[spec1re]

Hello, yes it was working fine in 8.0.1, with mp4 and even with mov, when using Chrome. The only limit was files larger as 2 GB wouldn't play.

[cdujeu]

and now, is mp4 working? (it is for me)

[Nanomani]

nope for MP4, not for me.

[spec1re]

No luck, running debian jessie here.

[Nanomani]

Not a pydio or update issue. Same thing from 8.0.0 to 8.0.2 Firefox 57.0.2 issue :( With chrome 63.0.3239.108 all is fine.

[spec1re]

Tried with FireFox 57.0.2 x64 and Chrome 63.0.3239.108 x64, none is working here.

Is there a safe way to downgrade to 8.0.1-3, just for testing?

[Nanomani]

Your are right @spec1re after a clear cache this issue come back in Chrome O_o

[spec1re]

Okay, here my temp workaround:

1. delete /usr/share/pydio/plugins/editor.video
2. unpack pydio-plugin-editor.video_8.0.1-3_all.deb and copy editor.video to /usr/share/pydio/plugins
3. clear plugins cache

and et voilà its working again. :)

Looks like pydio-plugin-editor.video_8.0.2-1_all.deb is somehow broken.

[Nanomani]

Yep roll back "plugin-editor.video" before 8.0.2 fix this issue for me too thx @spec1re

[cdujeu]

@c12simple can you make a diff to see what we broke?

[OsmelTorres]

Yes, spec1re workaround worked for me. I Have Video Again. Thanks

[AlCan13]

I have installed pydio 8.0.2 from sources and same story. Linux srvr-2 4.9.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.9.65-3+deb9u1 (2017-12-23) Firefox 56.0 x32

[corradiniste]

Are there any updates?

[morvans]

This behavior is probably the result of a major version change of Video.js (5.19.2 to 6.4.0). The root cause is this dependency has no version requirement in package.json : "video.js": "*"

[Helvio88]

I fixed it here. You'll need to have npm and grunt installed. Assuming Ubuntu: edit pydio/plugins/editor.video/package.json change "video.js": "*" to "video.js": "5.20.5" cd to pydio/plugins/editor.video/

npm install && grunt

fixed :-)

[corradiniste]

I don't see any change :(

[Helvio88]

I've added a Pull Request: https://github.com/pydio/pydio-core/pull/1422

[c12simple]

Thanks all, fixed