Update config.json to support mimetype video/quicktime

[mmattel]

Fixes #169 Add Support for playing Apple Quicktime (*.mov)

[mmattel]

@DeepDiver1975 mind to review

[DeepDiver1975]

@mmattel did you test this? Does it work?

It doesn't for me - using Chromium 79 and Chrome 80
In FF it works.

Half baked solutions are 💩

[mmattel]

There is no "one fits all" solution for QT, as the implementation is dependent on browser support. You have correctly identified this in your comment. You can easily double check this with https://browserspy.dk/quicktime.php to see if your browser supports it or not. This PR is good for those browsers who have implemented this support. We lose nothing by adding it, for this reason proposing to approve.

[mmattel]

@DeepDiver1975 @felixheidecke ping, would be great if it could make it into the new release...

[DeepDiver1975]

@DeepDiver1975 @felixheidecke ping, would be great if it could make it into the new release...

👎 from my pov - this is a shitty user experiance

[mmattel]

You know, and I have written, that QT is dependent on if its support is implemented in the browser.
There is nothing we can do to change that. A browser might get a push up by using a addon to support it. Again nothing we can do. But for all the Apple users (macOS and IOS) this PR helps, as Safari supports it. The refrenced issue is describing that. So what is the point of denying? We lose nothing by enabling this.

[mmattel]

This is just a note:

A possible solution could be to identify via JS/vue if the browser is capable of playing a particular video format.

# returns true or false
# needs mimetype checking upfront if mimetype is video
#  let str = "video/quicktime"; 
#  let n = str.search("video");
#  if (n == 0) {...

let hasVideo = !!document.createElement('video').canPlayType &&
               !!document.createElement('video').canPlayType('video/quicktime');
if (hasVideo == true) { ...

Where video/quicktime is replaced by a variable containing the current mimetype.

As an idea in /src/scripts/init.js in function at line 33

[mmattel]

Added code to check if a video mimetype is playable by the browser.

This leads to following (wanted) behavior:

• If playable - register the mime, and play in browser
• If not playable, do not register, video will be downloaded (browser standard).

Tests made with sample videos from https://file-examples.com/index.php/

For an additional test, I removed mp4 from the mime list.
After compiling, mp4 was as expected downloaded and not played.

@DeepDiver1975 pls recheck