I also updated our video checker to say “Firefox on Windows does not like MOV files with video/quicktime mime type” instead of just “Firefox does not like MOV files with video/quicktime mime type”.įull guide about how to fix the mime type on many files on Amazon S3 was posted here, so you can follow that: Ģ.

I tested it on Windows 8 just now and it was not playing. This has to be set to video/mp4 as we suggest, otherwise they won’t play in Firefox on PC. You are serving the files with the video/quicktime mime type. Thank you for the video details submission.ġ. Player should use the same dimensions as the video, or it should at least respect the aspect ratio – 450x337px. The splash image looks distorted (too wide) in comparison to what’s in video also. So your player size is of 1.5:1 aspect ratio, while the video is 1.33:1. Regarding the Safari size issues – you set the player size to 450x300px, while the video is 320x240px. When I reload the page, the video plays fine again.įor now, could you please disable “Auto Buffering” and let us know if it helped?ģ. I’m having this issue with Chrome 21 (seems to affect both MP4 and MOV) and also Chrome 27 (affects MOV only). It helped on our test site.ĭetails: there appears to be some bug with this – when I have this “Auto Buffering” enabled, the video plays the first time, but if I try to play the video again, or you click a link to some other video, it won’t play.

Please try to disable this option and see if that helps. When Settings –> FV WordPress Flowplayer –> “Auto Buffering” is turned on, Chrome seems to have issues with MOV. I tested this some more – the problem appears to be with the video auto buffering. Actually both work just fine, so that’s not causing this.Ģ. I tested the video with both video/quicktime and video/mp4 mime type in Chrome.

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