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Firefox 3.5.5 and embedding, scrubbing and volume bar issue Created Nov 17, 2009

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web00132

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Firefox 3.5.5 and embedding, scrubbing and volume bar issue

Posted: Nov 17, 2009

Hi!
Check this out:
http://img80.yfrog.com/i/scruberror.png/

When i'm scrubbing Firefox drags/copies the whole movie, same thing happens when i drag the volume bar. This issue only occurs when embedding using the a href-link and swapping it. When embedding using the object- and embed-tags everything works fine.

Perhaps not a specific Flowplayer bug, but none the less it's something annoying that affects Flowplayer implementation.

Edge
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» Firefox 3.5.5 and embedding, scrubbing and volume bar issue

Posted: Nov 17, 2009

Reply to: Firefox 3.5.5 and embedding, scrubbing and volume bar issue, from web00132
Can you post a test page where this is occurring.

web00132

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» » Firefox 3.5.5 and embedding, scrubbing and volume bar issue

Posted: Nov 17, 2009

Reply to: » Firefox 3.5.5 and embedding, scrubbing and volume bar issue, from edge
I was just reading a thread http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/27052) where someone posted this test link:
http://beta.flowplayer.org/demos/test/wmode.htm

Can't reach any beta pages now though for some reason. But same thing happened there on that test page, and i'm also using wmode: transparent on my page. Maybe that has something to do with it?
I use the latest FP version.

Marnixvdb

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» » » Firefox 3.5.5 and embedding, scrubbing and volume bar issue

Posted: Mar 1, 2010

Reply to: » » Firefox 3.5.5 and embedding, scrubbing and volume bar issue, from web00132
I've encountered this issue only in Firefox and found that the cause of the problem lies in the use of the tag to embed the player, in combination with the use of the wmode parameter.

If you use a <div> tag to embed the player instead, you don't get the same problem.