Ok,
Im having trouble with the fallback to flash in IE8.
Can anyone see a porblem with the following URL as im thinking this is something to do with it being an Amazon S3 signed URL.
https://download300kbps.s3.amazonaws.com/abadie_020211_webcast_300kbps.mp4?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJFBCGFZJE5IHBQFA&Expires=1376585074&Signature=TBTookVUnmXwgn2GaED%2Ftv0FDfY%3D
It runs fine in IE10 but as soon as I switch the browse mode to IE8 I get the following error and im all out of ideas:
Video Error,[object Object]
Flash Error,srcnotfound,example_video_1_flash_api
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers
Neil
Something to try would be to form the URL to the object using the bucket name as part of the path, instead of a prefix to the domain. So something like this:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/download300kbps/abadie_020211_webcast_300kbps.mp4?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJFBCGFZJE5IHBQFA&Expires=1376585074&Signature=TBTookVUnmXwgn2GaED%2Ftv0FDfY%3D
There are some funny quirks with both ways of representing an Amazon S3 object via a URL.
You may also want to check to make sure the content type of the object is set correctly, thought it most likely is not the cause.
Good luck!
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Hope this help.
My theory below, not tested:
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Check the link for video:enter link description here
Thanks
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http://www.webplustest.com/images/realisations/video/PUB_GRANIT_EXCLUSIF.MP4
I am using s3 to store my pdf files. But when i tries to download the files from s3 using chrome browser it doesn't do anything. It just refresh the page, no error, nothing ...
But from other browsers i can download that file.
When i checked in the console it gives 'Resource interpreted as Other but transferred with MIME type undefined.'
I got one thread from AWS https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?threadID=79493
But we can not tell user that go & disable this plugin & then download.
Is it a problem from AWS end?
I searched a lot but didn't get any solution.
Please help me to resolve this issue.
Thanks,
Vijay
I had this problem too. The solution it to force Chrome to download the PDF file instead of trying to open it in its reader.
In your GET request, append response-content-disposition=attachment. Refer to the S3 documentation on how to do this.
More details available here.
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Can anyone explain why this is happening and even suggest a solution?
p.s. i am using Flash 8 AS2.
thanks
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Also take a look to Handling Crossdomain.xml and 302 Redirects Using NetStream for background info.
HTH
Juan