Forum user: chubster It's all good!

Agreed, however full screen is not an issue with mobile video. Given the choice right now for web video, I would still choose Flowplayer as a). I've paid for it, and b). html5 does not have the functionality - yet.

Having seen this:

http://jilion.com/sublime/video

It is unlikely I would be willing to upgrade to my commercial license to FP 3.2

HTML5 is obviously the way forward for video on mobile, which is where a lot of the action will be in the coming years.

It will be difficult for Flowplayer to deal with this as it is a Flash based offer.

Found it.

The issue was the unnecessary comma at the end of

provider: 'influxis',

I don't think you need to as it's pretty well stripped down, but I always start back with the default and then use it as the base to make changes from.

I've had this issue with some of my clients who have useless broadband speeds.

I have found that in circumstances where the broadband is that bad, the options are:

1. Reduce the bufferLength to 1
2. Stream the video as opposed to progressive delivery, (depends on the length of the video).
3. Reduce the encoding bitrate to allow for slower speeds, such as 350kbps.
4. Look for a streaming server with multi-bitrate delivery (Influxis) and then use the bandwidth detection plugin to compensate for different speeds.

The multiple overlay example below works great in FF and IE7

http://www.buzzyfoot.com/new/demos/overlay2.htm

I then convert it to use the rtmp plugin and FF still works but IE7 doesn't, as per this example:

http://www.buzzyfoot.com/new/demos/overlay.htm

The code seems ok and I changed nothing else. Why does IE not recognise the request?

Here is the rtmp code:

	
	// install flowplayers
	$("a.player").flowplayer("code/swf/flowplayer.commercial-3.1.5.swf", { 
 
 	key: '*************',
	
	plugins: { 
     
        // here is our rtpm plugin configuration 
        influxis: {  
            url: 'code/swf/flowplayer.rtmp-3.1.3.swf',  
             
            // netConnectionUrl defines where the streams are found 
            netConnectionUrl: 'rtmp://********.rtmphost.com/'  
        } 
    },
	clip: {
		autoPlay: true,
		autoBuffering: true,
		provider: 'influxis',
	}
			}); 
		});	
	</script>

which goes with

<div class="overlay" id="overlay1">
	<a class="player" href="rtmp://********.rtmphost.com/VideoPlayer/cosmo-kitten">
		 
	</a>
</div>

<div class="overlay" id="overlay2">
	<a class="player" href="rtmp://********.rtmphost.com/VidPage/firstspider_512">
		 

	</a>	
</div>

Have a client who has reported the same no audio issue and slow video loading in Firefox on a Mac.

I am using flowplayer v3.1.5

Is this still a bug to be fixed or is there a workaround I can use?

Actual page:

http://www.spidersandmilk.com/clients/dartington/

It works fine on my Mac, so this appears to be an intermittent problem.

Hey,

Can't seem to get autoPlay, mute and loop to work with this setup, any help would be appreciated. Example here:http://www.buzzyfoot.com/index3.htm

	<!-- <img src="clients/Redearth/showme.png" width="125" height="40" style="margin-top:110px" /> -->
</a>

<script type="text/javascript">
$f("fms", "clients/Redearth/flowplayer.commercial-3.0.3.swf", { 
 
 	key: '@9780b25ded793832ef7',
	 
	 clip: {
		 
		 autoPlay: true,
		 mute: true,
		 loop: true,
		 duration: 20,
        // configure clip to use influxis as our provider, it uses our rtmp plugin 
        provider: 'influxis'  
    },
    	playlist: [
			   {url: 'buzzy-promo'},
			   {url: 'solent'},
			   {url: 'corp-buzzy'}
			   ],
	// streaming plugins are configured under the plugins node  
    plugins: { 
     			controls: {
					playlist: true
				},
        // here is our rtpm plugin configuration 
        influxis: {  
            url: 'clients/Redearth/flowplayer.rtmp-3.0.2.swf',  
             
            // netConnectionUrl defines where the streams are found 
            netConnectionUrl: 'rtmp://5iozm9zpvs.rtmphost.com/VideoPlayer2'  
        } 
    }     
});
</script>