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@jondot
jondot commented on 26 Mar 2013
Hi,
Looks like Chrome beta (possibly non-beta too) not playing via the #play() interface.
To reproduce, hook remote debugging to your mobile device, and within Chrome Beta, go to http://popcornjs.org and issue a Popcorn('#video').play() in the Javascript Console on your desktop (which is remote debugging the mobile Chrome).
Nothing will happen.
Thanks.
@rwaldron
Contributor
rwaldron commented on 26 Mar 2013
My lazy, unconfirmed answer would be that browsers on mobile devices
require "human opt-in" to playback HTML5 media and fail silently when api
calls are made.
Hi,
Looks like Chrome beta (possibly non-beta too) not playing via the #play()
interface.
To reproduce, hook remote debugging to your mobile device, and within
Chrome Beta, go to http://popcornjs.org and issue a
Popcorn('#video').play() in the Javascript Console on your desktop (which
is remote debugging the mobile Chrome).
Nothing will happen.
Thanks.
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Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mozilla/issues/305
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@jondot
jondot commented on 26 Mar 2013
I think you're right. Though I thought this only includes 'autoplay' to avoid unattended battery drain and not explicit Javascript calls.
Thanks in any case
@rwaldron
Contributor
rwaldron commented on 27 Mar 2013
On Tuesday, March 26, 2013, Dotan J. Nahum wrote:
I think you're right. Though I thought this only includes 'autoplay' to
avoid unattended battery drain and not explicit Javascript calls.
Thanks in any case
Explicit JavaScript calls would allow a side channel autoplay
Rick
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@jondot
jondot commented on 26 Mar 2013
Hi,
Looks like Chrome beta (possibly non-beta too) not playing via the #play() interface.
To reproduce, hook remote debugging to your mobile device, and within Chrome Beta, go to http://popcornjs.org and issue a Popcorn('#video').play() in the Javascript Console on your desktop (which is remote debugging the mobile Chrome).
Nothing will happen.
Thanks.
@rwaldron
Contributor
rwaldron commented on 26 Mar 2013
My lazy, unconfirmed answer would be that browsers on mobile devices
require "human opt-in" to playback HTML5 media and fail silently when api
calls are made.
(Now I'm going to set this up and test)
Rick
On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 11:34 AM, Dotan J. Nahum
notifications@github.comwrote:
Hi,
Looks like Chrome beta (possibly non-beta too) not playing via the #play()
interface.
To reproduce, hook remote debugging to your mobile device, and within
Chrome Beta, go to http://popcornjs.org and issue a
Popcorn('#video').play() in the Javascript Console on your desktop (which
is remote debugging the mobile Chrome).
Nothing will happen.
Thanks.
—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mozilla/issues/305
.
@jondot
jondot commented on 26 Mar 2013
I think you're right. Though I thought this only includes 'autoplay' to avoid unattended battery drain and not explicit Javascript calls.
Thanks in any case
@rwaldron
Contributor
rwaldron commented on 27 Mar 2013
On Tuesday, March 26, 2013, Dotan J. Nahum wrote:
I think you're right. Though I thought this only includes 'autoplay' to
avoid unattended battery drain and not explicit Javascript calls.
Thanks in any case
Explicit JavaScript calls would allow a side channel autoplay
Rick
—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mozilla/issues/305#issuecomment-15488327
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: