jplayer

I am using jplayer to play audio and video files in Ipad, But the issue is if i change video or audio url, sometimes i get duration NaN. Please help me. seteh The medata is available after onloadedmetadata event has fired. (c) https://stackoverflow.com/a/7275714/492641 Hope it helps. Check your server has Range requests enabled. From this page on the Jplayer site: Your server must enable Range requests. This is easy to check for by seeing if your server's response includes the Accept-Ranges in its header. Most HTML5 browsers enable seeking to new file positions during a download, so the server

I am using jPlayer to play video on webpage to make it compatible for desktop browsers and iPad. I am using the following code $("#jquery_videoPlayer").jPlayer({ ready: function () { $(this).jPlayer("setMedia", { m4v: _mp4url, ogv: _oggurl, webmv: _webmurl, flv:_url }).jPlayer("play"); }, swfPath: "../js", supplied: "m4v, webmv, ogv, flv", preload:"auto", loop:true, solution: "html, flash", size: { width: "256px", height: "240px" } }); It works fine on all browsers however since iPad do not allow autoplay the video I need to show play button on the video (HTML5). I could not find any option

Hello all and thanks for any help in advance. I have a ruby on rails application in which I am attempting to stream audio through jPlayer, which is hosted on S3. So far I have no problem uploading files or using the browsers built in player to play audio files, or even getting jPlayer to initialize with a song that is on S3. The issue comes when I get into changing songs. I initialize jPlayer like this: $('a.html5').click(function() { var url = $(this).attr('href'); $("#jquery_jplayer_1").jPlayer({ ready: function (event) { $(this).jPlayer("setMedia", { mp3: url }); }, swfPath: "javascripts",

I have audio files saved in a folder on my server. They are called by JQuery JPlayer to be played. However if a person looks at the source of the page, they can find the location of the file and simply download it. I want to protect the files from being downloadable, but still allow JPlayer to play them. Is this possible? I have tried denying the folder with .htaccess as well as password protecting the folder, but this prevents JPlayer from being able to play the files. It's impossible to stop a savvy user stealing your media. But if you like, you could use oAuth to govern access to the media