| Jdlrobson | |
| Dec 24 2013, 9:18 PM |
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| Nov 22 2014, 2:25 AM |
Broken out from bug 38305 as suggested by Brion
Disable <video> and <audio> in mobilefrontend where ogg and webm not
supported (probably some JS to detect that it's not working and provide a
fallback behavior)
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement
bingle-admin wrote:
Prioritization and scheduling of this bug is tracked on Mingle card https://wikimedia.mingle.thoughtworks.com/projects/mobile/cards/1579
jgonera wrote:
Can you provide specific examples of pages and devices where this is a problem? Maryana and I checked on iPad and the browser simply shows a message saying that the media can't be played. What else could we do?
According to Brion, the original reporter, on the prior bug report "any browser where ogg and webm not supported".
It's possibly fixed, haven't got time to explore this yet. Adding Brion who might be able to provide some concrete examples of devices that might have this problem and give an update.
iPhone/iPad are the primary examples; ideally if playback isn't supported we should offer a file download link instead. (This allows for playback via a supporting external app such as VLC.)
I'm pretty sure this is fixed. As you can see in the screenshot that I will post to followthis up the browser complains it cannot play the file. Provided an editor has added a link as in this example the ogg file can be downloaded. I think this is the way forward - browsers should be built to complain about the file formats - it's the most long term solution.
Not sure if there is a more specific bug but if there is please raise it as this bug has got to the point of not being actionable.
