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You're in luck! Whenever you add media elements dynamically to the DOM, just call html5media() to kick in the fallback for unsupporting browsers!

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Hi,

I don't believe it is related to "unsupported" browsers. I believe it has
more to do with some browsers not liking hidden divs. See the section
titled "How to kill jPlayer with CSS or jQuery" on this
pagehttp://www.jplayer.org/latest/developer-guide/
.

If that is the case then I think I'll have to modify how the div is handled.
What do you think?

Thanks,

Paul

On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 1:18 AM, etianen <
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You're in luck! Whenever you add media elements dynamically to the DOM,
just call html5media() to kick in the fallback for unsupporting browsers!

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I did try adding the html5media() to the javascript and it did get called, but it seemed to have no effect. This is an ogv file which should be handled by Firefox5. FYI, this seems to work fine in Chrome

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I changed to an incompatible video format, and the above method did work. This is kind of hack (in my case) as I'm forcing Firefox to use an unsupported Video format so that html5media() would fix things up. I actually feel this is kind of a bug for Firefox.

Thanks,

Paul

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It looks like this is a Firefox bug, like you say. How annoying.

The next release of html5media will have an optional method for forcing the Flash fallback to kick in for browsers that theoretically can play the video, but are known to have a buggy implementation.

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