Always flash fallback in Chrome > 35

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Thomas

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Jul 17, 2014, 8:42:42 AM7/17/14
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Hi Devs,

we are using jPlayer to synchronize Music to note sheets, means if you play and click on the sheet you'll get a point on the note with exact second of the played sound.
It works very fine in Chrome < 35, but something changed in Chrome, so it seems that Jplayer isnt able to detect html5-availbility

If we change "supplied" and setMedia to m4a, it works (with mp3 file), see code:


$("#jquery_jplayer_1").jPlayer({
    ready: function(event) {
$(this).jPlayer("setMedia", {
    m4a: currentMp3File
});
    },
    swfPath: "/script/jquery/jplayer/",
    preload:"auto",
    supplied: "m4a",
    defaultPlaybackRate:currentRecordingRate,
    playbackRate:currentRecordingRate
});

But now Firefox doesn't playback ... so what to do? Thanks for any suggestions,

Bests,
Thomas 

Jonathan2

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Jul 17, 2014, 9:29:23 AM7/17/14
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Yes, this is quite a long-running known bug. It would be greatly appreciated if you could head over to the Chromium bug tracker, star the issue, and just write a quick note over there as to the problems you are having.

Here's the full current list of tickets and forum posts I'm aware of relating to this:

Chromium bug report HTML5 mp3 feature detection fails on Chrome > 35

jPlayer bug report: 

jPlayer 2.6.0 on Chrome 37 Win 8.1 is not playing mp3 natively.

Always flash fallback in Chrome > 35

jPlayer not playing after chrome 35 >

Jonathan2

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Jul 17, 2014, 11:01:19 AM7/17/14
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Weird - nothing happened on the Chromium ticket for ages, and then
right after I updated this, something happened!


The reply was:


You can work around this if you just use audio/mpeg instead.
audio/mpeg; codecs="mp3" is not actually RFC 3003 compliant which is
why this broke when we tightened up our mimetype handling. We are
working on a fix to allow this non-compliant form again, but if you
have the ability to change the mimetype being used, you should switch
to something that is more spec compliant.
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