if I were you I'd change this to add .flv, compile and test
if it works I would send a pull request :D
Vadim Anufriev
@va-anufriev
@flavioribeiro I'll try to make it :smile:
Flávio Ribeiro
@flavioribeiro
nice!
Flávio Ribeiro
@flavioribeiro
@vix-simplex gfronza just answered the issue
it seems you were missing something
gfronza is the guy who's maintaining the project right now, I'm just a watcher hahha
Germano Fronza
@gfronza
😄 @vix-simplex let me know if that doesn't work for you ok?
Vadim Anufriev
@va-anufriev
@gfronza This is not working for me :( I'm described in answer why flavioribeiro/clappr-rtmp-plugin#58
vmm2013
@vmm2013
How to enable pre-roll advertisement using VAST? Please help
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Vadim Anufriev
@va-anufriev
@vmm2013 how i know, plugin for ad not written yet - clappr/clappr#1038
Indrajeet Ambadekar
@indrajeet-ambadekar
I am unable to play an audio file in mozilla HTTP "Content-Type" of "application/octet-stream" is not supported. is the error being logged
can someone help me?
Tom Jenkinson
@tjenkinson
Can you provide your code that creates the player? Does it work in other browsers? That doesn't sound like an audio mime type but more of a generic one you can provide the actual one to Clappr if you know what it should be
Indrajeet Ambadekar
@indrajeet-ambadekar
yes it works on other browsers
$scope.player = new Clappr.Player({ source: result, parentId: "#audio_player" });
Tom Jenkinson
@tjenkinson
Ok can you provide the url that's getting passed to 'source'?
Also are you using the latest version of Clappr?
Indrajeet Ambadekar
@indrajeet-ambadekar
yes my version is latest
my source url on request returns "content-type: application/octet-stream" and "content-disposition: attachment"
if a use a sample audio url from the internet, i get "content-type: audio/mpeg" "content-disposition: audio"
the this sample audio plays smoothly
Tom Jenkinson
@tjenkinson
Thanks what's the extension on the url? It would be good if you could provide the url so that we can debug. I think that content-disposition is meant to trigger the download dialog so it might confuse some browsers
I am playing a 6.65GB video on clappr HLS. The initial buffering time is more than 2 minutes. Is this some issue coming in clappr, or is it ok for a 2 minute buffering time for a 6.65GB video?
Tom Jenkinson
@tjenkinson
Any errors in the console? Do you know the size of each of the hls segments