I use video-js script on my computer and it work fine, but when I check on the server, the video don't start. Why?
Check the link for video:enter link description here
Thanks
The video file linked returns a 404. It may not be uploaded to your server or it could be linked wrong. Does this look correct?
http://www.webplustest.com/images/realisations/video/PUB_GRANIT_EXCLUSIF.MP4
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I am displaying a video with the html5 video element. The source is a pre-signed url from Wasabi s3. It works well on Chrome but it won't play on Safari. I did some research and it seems like this is usually due to the server not being configured to return a 206 code. However, I did check the server and it seems to support byte-range requests.
Here is the network tab. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Ok, it seems like I usually get stuck on those minuscule problems. Turns out that Safari, unlike Chrome, doesn't like to play files without file extension. Adding ".mp4" to my files solved the problem...
Received a browser white popup saying when executing any cells:
Error
Could not load the JavaScript files needed to display output.
This is probably because your Google account login access has expired or because third-party cookies are not allowed by your browser.
Please reload this page.
DETAILS
I have tried re-login and restarted runtime, and no help. Strange is another notebook is fine.
OK
Update: Just restarting browser and relaunched everything seemed to "fix" this.
For those like me who tried all the given solutions but with no use ,the magic thing that worked for me in the end was to open colab using a vpn!
Restart browser. If someone find a better way, please post.
I got this error on chrome. Every colab notebook I opened had this issue even if it wasn't connected to a runtime.
Restarting the browser didn't help.
Clearing cookies of last 24hours (and restarting my system to be sure!) fixed the issue.
This may be because access to your Google account has expired or because your browser does not allow third-party cookies.
Check your task manager on your laptop and see how full the disk is.
Mine was 100% so I searched “disk cleanup” on my Windows computer And got rid of temporary files and files downloaded from internet, etc. also clear cache and cookies on whatever browser you’re doing. And if you have synced your google chrome and Microsoft edge specifications as the same(cookies, extensions, etc) then get rid of both cache and other stuff on them as well. Also check 3rd party cookies
Using vpn solved this problem for me
The library I'm using by default prints a large amount of info, which caused this problem for me. Restart the browser only works if it doesn't print that much again. Disabling the verbose info printing solved the problem for me.
I found when the notebook is heavy it is throwing up this error. For example there were so many plots in my notebook, that slowed it down and caused this problem. Also make sure you don't have multiple notebooks opened.
Try Cleaning your trash/recycle-bin & temp files.
That worked out for me.
Disabling some AdBlock extensions works for me.
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!
I'm currently working on a project with Sencha Touch 2 and was wondering if anyone has a working link of the API docs page.
I've tried accessing http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/api, but I'm constantly getting redirected to: https://www.sencha.com/products/touch/2-0/#!/api and am finally given a 'The page you’re trying to reach could not be found.' error from Sencha Touch's homepage.
Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? I'm seeing the same link given on all my searches and hence I'm starting to get the feeling that this isn't just a faulty link problem, but perhaps something else.
--update--
The missing page error is occurring on Chrome. IE seems to be handling the link OK.
I don't know why you got that strange problem because the link is still Ok for me, maybe you need to clear your browser cache or something else.
But instead of that way, if you've already download and unzip the sencha touch 2 package from here and I think you've already did it, so you just need to open the index.html file in that folder, the API docs are already there :)
I've fixed the error by disabling the KB SSL Enforcer extension in Chrome.
Hope this info. helps others facing the same problem.
The inability to read the docs in chrome was driving me mad for a while.
You have downloaded the sdk right??? just go to your sdk folder and go to docs in your web browser the docs is right there...
Into this dir there are :
OGV video (Theora/Vorbis) for Firefox
MP4 video (H264/AAC) for Safari
FLV video with a flash player (player.swf) for others browsers
a template.html which contains a snippet coming from Video for everybody
a .htaccess to add the new types of video
Locally the video is correctly displayed on all browsers.
But online Firefox doesn't display the video and ask for a download. Though the mime-type is correctly set in my .htaccess.
Any idea to fix this problem on Firefox ? (I use 3.5.3 release on Windows).
Thank you. :)
Note: it sounds that this problem doesn't appear on Ubuntu.
Edit : my Firefox installation was bugged. Now it's working correctly. Thank you Rudism. :)
It may be worth trying it in Google Chrome which support video/ogg as well. May help you debug...