Chrome Showing Native Controls in Windows 8.1

[darkfrog26]

Using Windows 8.1 with Chrome "Version 37.0.2062.124 m" I'm seeing the native browser controls instead of the VideoJS controls (on videojs.com). In Firefox it appears fine and even on Chrome on Ubuntu it appears fine (Version 37.0.2062.120 (64-bit)).

If you'd like any additional information please let me know, but given the fact that I'm seeing it on your web site means it's not a configuration issue on my part. ;)

[tjenkinson]

I am also seeing the same issue on one of our PCs running chrome. I have restarted the browser and also opened it in incognito and it still does it. The videojs loading spinner still appears though.

On 3 Oct 2014, at 02:21, Matt Hicks [email protected] wrote:

Using Windows 8.1 with Chrome "Version 37.0.2062.124 m" I'm seeing the native browser controls instead of the VideoJS controls (on videojs.com). In Firefox it appears fine and even on Chrome on Ubuntu it appears fine (Version 37.0.2062.120 (64-bit)).

If you'd like any additional information please let me know, but given the fact that I'm seeing it on your web site means it's not a configuration issue on my part. ;)

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[JoRedwood]

Video.js reverts to native controls when it detects that the device has a touch screen.

[tjenkinson]

Ok. It's doing it on a pc for us that doesn't have a touch screen. Where is the code that determines this?

Cheers.

On 3 Oct 2014, at 10:44, jonathanredwood [email protected] wrote:

Video.js reverts to native controls when it detects that the device has a touch screen.

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[mmcc]

You can set the option nativeControlsForTouch to false. Here's the check for touch: vjs.TOUCH_ENABLED

[darkfrog26]

I'll believe this is resolved when I can go to videojs.com in Chrome and it shows the custom controls. ;)

[mmcc]

This is a dupe of #1091, so feel free to add to the conversation there.