Hi, when I go to preview my page with video on it, the music automatically plays but the image doesn’t. I have to click on the area where the image should be in order to see it. Any ideas how to fix this?
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Are you previewing locally or online?
Can you post a link to your page online so that we can see it for ourselves?
David
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I am previewing locally. I will have to publish the site first and get back to you.
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I have a problem related somehow to HTLM5 video- In browsers, it plays on Macs, iPhones, iPads but not on any androids
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Most often, this comes down to QuickTime being able to play almost anything at all, and limited platforms (limited by design, not omission) only being capable of decoding a small range of codecs. Make sure that your video meets this very short list of requirements:
QuickTime 7 Pro’s Export for Web menu option gives you a nice wizard for creating just this.
Walter
On Mar 10, 2014, at 11:43 PM, Dan Demetriad wrote:
I have a problem related somehow to HTLM5 video- In browsers, it plays on Macs, iPhones, iPads but not on any androids
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Thanks Walter
I will look and make the changes recommended if they are needed.
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Can you tell me how I would tell whether my videos meet these requirements? Is there information I can see about the videos that would reveal these things?
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Did you compress them yourself? If not, then you can tell some of this (not the data rate, I don’t think) by opening the file in QuickTime 7 Player Pro and using the View / Inspector to see the inner bits. If you have access to a high-quality original (not a compressed file, or a lightly-compressed file if the raw footage isn’t available) then exporting it yourself is the one true way to get exactly the file you want. Compressing an already-compressed file is a good way to make a hash of it (crawly artifacts around high-contrast areas, often a larger file size than the original). Avoid that whenever possible.
Walter
On Mar 11, 2014, at 11:29 AM, AW wrote:
Can you tell me how I would tell whether my videos meet these requirements? Is there information I can see about the videos that would reveal these things?
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Here’s your annual reminder to pay $30 for the most flexible video tool (a small amount of) money can buy:
You won’t be sorry. This is the Swiss Army knife of motion formats.
Walter
On Mar 11, 2014, at 11:42 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Did you compress them yourself? If not, then you can tell some of this (not the data rate, I don’t think) by opening the file in QuickTime 7 Player Pro and using the View / Inspector to see the inner bits. If you have access to a high-quality original (not a compressed file, or a lightly-compressed file if the raw footage isn’t available) then exporting it yourself is the one true way to get exactly the file you want. Compressing an already-compressed file is a good way to make a hash of it (crawly artifacts around high-contrast areas, often a larger file size than the original). Avoid that whenever possible.
Walter
On Mar 11, 2014, at 11:29 AM, AW wrote:
Can you tell me how I would tell whether my videos meet these requirements? Is there information I can see about the videos that would reveal these things?
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