Open Arthurferrera opened 2 years ago
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I don't know how ionic handles downloaded files, but if it's being addressed with file://
it probably won't work.
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Any updates for this issue? It still exists.
Any updates for this issue? It still exists.
Maybe you can try this solution
thanks.
We have the same problem. We use Ionic in our app, and Ionic WebView (which uses a custom "protocol" to load local files, in our case we call it moodleappfs).
VideoJS is trying to load a 300MB file. In Android this works fine, but in iOS it doesn't, it performs several requests to the file but all of them return 0 bytes. Has anyone been able to fix this problem?
Here are some screenshots:
iOS is more picky than most about how media is delivered. It's not possible from javascript to modify that behaviour or the request. Not responding to range requests correctly is a common issue with regular http/s servers.
Description
Briefly describe the issue. Local video does not play I have a 200mb video that’s downloaded on my device and it doesn’t play, it takes a while and it just leaves the player alone and doesn’t play (This happens on IOS) Can anyone help me?
Steps to reproduce
Explain in detail the exact steps necessary to reproduce the issue.
Results
Expected
I hope the player plays the video normally
Actual
Simulator Loads the video for approximately 2 minutes and plays back
Real device It takes approximately 2 minutes to charge and closes the player
Error output
No error output
Additional Information
Please include any additional information necessary here. Including the following: on android it works
versions
VideoJS Version: “video.js”: “^7.15.4"
what version of videojs does this occur with? 7.15.4
browsers
what browser are affected? IOS
OSes
what platforms (operating systems and devices) are affected? IOS
plugins
none