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Chrome test Failure #7

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EmyDash opened this issue Apr 25, 2013 · 10 comments
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Chrome test Failure #7

EmyDash opened this issue Apr 25, 2013 · 10 comments
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@EmyDash
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EmyDash commented Apr 25, 2013

While testing the code always get the javascript alert telling that the Media Source API is not supported, tests are done with Chrome latest version and also with the Chromimum

@jefftapper
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What version of Chrome are you using, and on which platform? We have not seen this error in chrome, unless we go into the chrome://flags and manually disable MediaSource. What is the specific error message? Which files are you trying to run?

@EmyDash
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EmyDash commented Apr 26, 2013

the Google Chrome version is 27.0.1453.65 (Official Build 195685) beta / and i got the same problem with the stable version
the MediaSource API is enabled

Platform Linux Xubuntu 11.10
This is the Alert message when i click the load button of the mpd in the index.html

"Your browser does not support the MediaSource API. Please try another browser, such as Chrome."
when i try to run the other html files nothing is shown

@nweber
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nweber commented Apr 26, 2013

It is known that Android devices do not current work. On my Galaxy Nexus the MediaSource is created (I do not see the unsupported error), but the MediaSource never opens.

I have not tested on any Linux machines, so I do not know what the status of MediaSource is on the Linux platform.

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I havent tested on linux either, but it is running on the chromebook with no errors, which runs on a linux kernel, I have heard from members of the Chromium team that they are indeed developing and testing the MediaSource APIs on linux, so they should be supported.

Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID

@jefftapper
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Can you take a look at chrome://flags and verify that the "Disable Media Source API on

@nweber
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nweber commented Apr 26, 2013

I contacted the main developer of MediaSource in Chrome and he has verified that everything works fine. He cloned the dash.js repository and ran the code without problem. He is using the same Chrome build as you, but he's using Ubuntu Precise 12.04 although that shouldn't matter.

@EmyDash
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EmyDash commented May 3, 2013

I verified that the media source API is enabled
I made the same tests on windows 7 i got the same problem but it works
quite good with the chrome canary

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nweber commented May 3, 2013

I'm sorry to hear that you are still having issues. If you provide us with more information we can try to sort out what's going on. So far you are the only person who has reported this issue, so I'm interested in figuring it out!

@EmyDash
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EmyDash commented May 3, 2013

Some updates have been made scince the old specs for some methods :
appendArrayBuffer() ,appendBuffer() ,the remove of the append() method

I found the answer of Aaron Colwell from Google Inc about the updates in
the MediaSource:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15474992/mediasource-api-appendbuffer-appendarraybuffer-append-which-one-to-use-in

So maybe this issue is about the mapping between the chrome version and the
MediaSource ...

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nweber commented Sep 4, 2013

I do not think that this is a valid issue anymore.

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