Not working on Firefox 23/24 about html5media HOT 15 CLOSED

It could be a lot of things, such as adblock, a bad version of Flash
installed, or something else. If you provide a URL that shows the problem,
I'd be happy to look into it.

On 18 October 2013 03:55, Christopher Bull [email protected] wrote:

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I have a file embedded in a page but in FF it looks like this. The page
appears to try and load flowplayer, but it just renders the blank box,
instead of an actual player. This is using v. 1.1.6 and the behaviour is
the same in both versions of FF. The file is an mp3, and it works as
expected in chrome and safari. Just wondering if i've missed something:

this is my haml to include in the template:
%audio{:src => @song.song_file.expiring_url(600), :controls => true,
:preload => true}

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Sure thing: http://songcatcher.co/songs/af99c080-c661-4376-9fff-01950e795878

Looking into it, I actually think its a cors problem as the audio comes from s3. Was going to close the issue due to that, I hadn't run into this before and didn't realise ff took cors that seriously.

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On 18/10/2013, at 9:29 pm, Dave Hall [email protected] wrote:

It could be a lot of things, such as adblock, a bad version of Flash
installed, or something else. If you provide a URL that shows the problem,
I'd be happy to look into it.

On 18 October 2013 03:55, Christopher Bull [email protected] wrote:

[image: screen shot 2013-10-18 at 3 50 08 pm]https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/392904/1357697/2a6bf198-37a0-11e3-9eab-8dc98163974a.png

I have a file embedded in a page but in FF it looks like this. The page
appears to try and load flowplayer, but it just renders the blank box,
instead of an actual player. This is using v. 1.1.6 and the behaviour is
the same in both versions of FF. The file is an mp3, and it works as
expected in chrome and safari. Just wondering if i've missed something:

this is my haml to include in the template:
%audio{:src => @song.song_file.expiring_url(600), :controls => true,
:preload => true}

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It's Flash that's taking CORs seriously, rather than Firefox.

I think you can get around this by uploading a permissive crossdomain.xml
file into the root of your bucket.

On 18 October 2013 09:53, Christopher Bull [email protected] wrote:

Sure thing:
http://songcatcher.co/songs/af99c080-c661-4376-9fff-01950e795878

Looking into it, I actually think its a cors problem as the audio comes
from s3. Was going to close the issue due to that, I hadn't run into this
before and didn't realise ff took cors that seriously.

Sent from my iPad

On 18/10/2013, at 9:29 pm, Dave Hall [email protected] wrote:

It could be a lot of things, such as adblock, a bad version of Flash
installed, or something else. If you provide a URL that shows the
problem,
I'd be happy to look into it.

On 18 October 2013 03:55, Christopher Bull [email protected]
wrote:

[image: screen shot 2013-10-18 at 3 50 08 pm]<
https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/392904/1357697/2a6bf198-37a0-11e3-9eab-8dc98163974a.png>

I have a file embedded in a page but in FF it looks like this. The
page
appears to try and load flowplayer, but it just renders the blank box,
instead of an actual player. This is using v. 1.1.6 and the behaviour
is
the same in both versions of FF. The file is an mp3, and it works as
expected in chrome and safari. Just wondering if i've missed
something:

this is my haml to include in the template:
%audio{:src => @song.song_file.expiring_url(600), :controls => true,
:preload => true}

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I've added a cors config to the bucket but it still won't load in FF.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<CORSConfiguration xmlns="http://s3.amazonaws.com/doc/2006-03-01/">
    <CORSRule>
        <AllowedOrigin>*</AllowedOrigin>
        <AllowedMethod>GET</AllowedMethod>
        <MaxAgeSeconds>3000</MaxAgeSeconds>
        <AllowedHeader>Content-*</AllowedHeader>
        <AllowedHeader>Host</AllowedHeader>
    </CORSRule>
</CORSConfiguration>

I should've said this earlier, but FF reports this in the console: [12:38:55.798] HTTP "Content-Type" of "audio/mp3" is not supported. Load of media resource *long s3 url* failed. @ http://songcatcher.co/songs/af99c080-c661-4376-9fff-01950e795878

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That FF error message can be ignored. That just means the flash player was
pulled in to fix it.

A crossdomain XML files isn't a cors configuration. It's actually a file
called crossdomain.xml, uploaded to the root of the bucket. It's a Flash
standard for cross domain requests that came out before HTML-style cors.
On 19 Oct 2013 00:46, "Christopher Bull" [email protected] wrote:

I've added a cors config to the bucket but it still won't load in FF.

_ GET 3000 Content-_ Host

I should've said this earlier, but FF reports this in the console: [12:38:55.798]
HTTP "Content-Type" of "audio/mp3" is not supported. Load of media resource
long s3 url failed. @
http://songcatcher.co/songs/af99c080-c661-4376-9fff-01950e795878

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Sorry, I've never had to do much with flash streaming before so this is all new to me, so I apologise for taking so long to get this right. I've added this file https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/com.songcatcher.songs/crossdomain.xml, but the file still won't play, do I need to do anything else?

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So I've done a bit more digging and now I'm getting some very strange behaviour: http://jsfiddle.net/zyuKW/ in this fiddle the file is just a public one hosted on s3. Amazon has set the mime type as audio/mpeg and when I first set up the fiddle it worked fine, since then however, running it a few times, it now just renders the black player again (in firefox). I've also added a crossdomain.xml but flowplayer doesn't seem to care about such things.

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So, I've found out even more. This only happens with Amazon s3 Query String Auth'd urls. I'm guessing it could be an encoding thing with flowplayer? Have you come across this before?

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The interesting thing is, where flowplayer stops: If it's a normal url it loads the flowplayer.control and flowplayer.audio if it's one with Query auth (which is correctly escaped btw) then it just hangs there, but I can't see any debug data, cos flash I guess.

Sorry for being such a pain btw.

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Oh, bollox. That's a bug in the html5media.js code. It's not parsing the
query strings off the URLs correctly.

In my defence, I wrote that code a long time ago! I'm just surprised that
nobody else has picked up on this before! :O

I'll have a patch out in an hour.

On 21 October 2013 06:49, Christopher Bull [email protected] wrote:

The interesting thing is, where flowplayer stops: If it's a normal url it
loads the flowplayer.control and flowplayer.audio if it's one with Query
auth (which is correctly escaped btw) then it just hangs there, but I can't
see any debug data, cos flash I guess.

Sorry for being such a pain btw.

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I've attached a provisional 1.1.7 version of the script.

Could you test your player against this modified code, and let me know if
it's parsing your URLs correctly?

(I've tested it against all the URL formats I can think of, but testing it
in the wild would be good before performing an actual release).

On 21 October 2013 09:45, Dave Hall [email protected] wrote:

Oh, bollox. That's a bug in the html5media.js code. It's not parsing the
query strings off the URLs correctly.

In my defence, I wrote that code a long time ago! I'm just surprised that
nobody else has picked up on this before! :O

I'll have a patch out in an hour.

On 21 October 2013 06:49, Christopher Bull [email protected]:

The interesting thing is, where flowplayer stops: If it's a normal url it
loads the flowplayer.control and flowplayer.audio if it's one with Query
auth (which is correctly escaped btw) then it just hangs there, but I can't
see any debug data, cos flash I guess.

Sorry for being such a pain btw.

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Ah, no, that's not going to work. The fallback for a failed URL parse would
still assume mp3.

Looking at your URL, I think it might still be the crossdomain.xml file. It
needs to be located at the root of the domain, which means you need to use
the subdomain-style calling format.

In other words, a URL like this:

http://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/com.songcatcher.songs/01%20Intro.mp3

Needs to become a URL like this:

http://com.songcatcher.songs.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/01%20Intro.mp3

On 21 October 2013 10:16, Dave Hall [email protected] wrote:

I've attached a provisional 1.1.7 version of the script.

Could you test your player against this modified code, and let me know if
it's parsing your URLs correctly?

(I've tested it against all the URL formats I can think of, but testing it
in the wild would be good before performing an actual release).

On 21 October 2013 09:45, Dave Hall [email protected] wrote:

Oh, bollox. That's a bug in the html5media.js code. It's not parsing the
query strings off the URLs correctly.

In my defence, I wrote that code a long time ago! I'm just surprised that
nobody else has picked up on this before! :O

I'll have a patch out in an hour.

On 21 October 2013 06:49, Christopher Bull [email protected]:

The interesting thing is, where flowplayer stops: If it's a normal url
it loads the flowplayer.control and flowplayer.audio if it's one with Query
auth (which is correctly escaped btw) then it just hangs there, but I can't
see any debug data, cos flash I guess.

Sorry for being such a pain btw.

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Is there a way I can provide a path to a crossdomain.xml file? s3 can't do https over domain style urls.

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Nope, unfortunately not. It's a problem with Flash's cross domain request
implementation.

On 21 October 2013 23:26, Christopher Bull [email protected] wrote:

Is there a way I can provide a path to a crossdomain.xml file? s3 can't do
https over domain style urls.

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I've just updated html5media to use the new 1.1.7 URL parsing code.

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