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Hi,
How can I propose a vp9 video for Firefox/Chrome/Vivaldi, and a h265 video for Apple Safari/iOS ?
If i add 2 different sources, it doesn’t work.
How can I do same as YouTube ?
Thank you
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Hi Matronix,
Could you send us the shortcode you are trying to use? There should not be a problem to use two sources.
Thanks,
Lucia
Thank you for your answer.
Hum, this one ? [fvplayer id="2"]
lolYou can see it there : https://www.matronix.fr/test/
Hello Matronix,
please head over to your site wp-admin -> FV Player where you can see a list of all the players stored in database. There you can export the player with ID 2. Please paste the export data here.
Thanks,
Martin
Hello Matronix,
currently FV Player treats mkv as video/mp4 type. We will improve it to use video/x-matroska and see if that helps.
Thanks,
Martin
Ok, so, I have to wait for the next update ?
If it works I will buy a licence ! Hope it works, really need.
Please ?
Hello Matronix,
this could work, but you have to put the video encoded with VP9 into a WebM container. That way it can play in a variety of browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Android).
Then the HEVC video file in the MP4 container can play where WebM won’t play – Safari on either desktop (macOS High Sierra and above) or iOS (version 11 and above).
So the problem in your setup is the MKV format – it only plays in Chrome. Once you change that to WebM, things will start to work.
The only major browsers which doesn’t support VP9 in WebM nor HEVC is Internet Explorer and iOS before 11 and macOX before High Sierra.
Thanks,
Martin
