I posted this 3 weeks ago on the 'Scripting' forum - I have had no suggestions from anyone, so I can only assume there is a bug involved, hence cross-posting here.
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Hi
I have a very simple audio plugin (3.1.2) deployment which seems to have problems in Safari.
The idea is to have an mp3 trigger display of the pages of its sheet music, via millisecond cuepoints at the page ends and using the content plugin (version 3.1.0).
With Safari (tested on Windows), if a page image is slow to load for any reason, the following and all subsequent cuepoints frequently do not trigger, maybe because the browser is too busy loading the image to recognise the next cuepoint event, and therefore gets muddled. The other browsers I have tried (certainly IE8 and Firefox, which have been tested extensively on slow connections) seem to cope very well with this scenario, sometimes missing a page display but always catching up.
Cuepoint handler Javascript fragment:
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function(clip, point) {
this.getPlugin("content").setHtml("<img src="felton." + pageNumber(point) + ".jpg" />");
...
Page containing the above:
http://www.notamos.co.uk/flowplayer/example/felton-player.html
Any suggestions very gratefully received - many thanks.
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Hi
I have a very simple audio plugin (3.1.2) deployment which seems to have problems in Safari.
The idea is to have an mp3 trigger display of the pages of its sheet music, via millisecond cuepoints at the page ends and using the content plugin (version 3.1.0).
With Safari (tested on Windows), if a page image is slow to load for any reason, the following and all subsequent cuepoints frequently do not trigger, maybe because the browser is too busy loading the image to recognise the next cuepoint event, and therefore gets muddled. The other browsers I have tried (certainly IE8 and Firefox, which have been tested extensively on slow connections) seem to cope very well with this scenario, sometimes missing a page display but always catching up.
Cuepoint handler Javascript fragment:
...
function(clip, point) {
this.getPlugin("content").setHtml("<img src="felton." + pageNumber(point) + ".jpg" />");
...
Page containing the above:
http://www.notamos.co.uk/flowplayer/example/felton-player.html
Any suggestions very gratefully received - many thanks.