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Sign upUsing sample torrents, get error playing a few videos from web(chrome) #1680
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stupid question, because I haven't ever had to deal with videos like this... Why do we have to decode mp4? Can't the browser do that? |
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Related: jhiesey/videostream#48 |
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@ddumont you need to webseed the .torrent, sintel.torrent is encoded in javascript in the same website |
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@PaTiToMaSteR I don't think that's relevant to my issue |
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I took that patch to videostream |
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@guanzo I missed a line in the patch. Thank you, sir! |
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I'll close this here, seeing as it's an upstream problem. |
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The latest version of |
"webtorrent": "^0.105.1"
Windows, fwiw...
Chrome 75.0.3770.142 (Official Build) (64-bit)
What did you expect to happen?
I expected it to play...
What actually happened?
The Sintel torrent you have plays fine this way, but videos I have on my computer (added via drag and drop) and the bunny one here don't play, they throw an error.