I am currently working on fullscreen video and fullscreen swf for two different project.
I set for both the width and height to 100% and padding all 0,
For the video, i have .webm and .mp4 format
When i view in localhost or double click the index.html, both work nicely and fine in all browser.
However when i upload everything to public_html, and view from a url,
the video keep on jerking and stopped in safari and chrome.
for firefox ,it couldnt play ,show a white screen.
The swf when view from
chrome became 1/3 of the screen.
safari work fine
firefox show a white screen
Browser are updated to the latest version
How do i solve it? Is there an explanation behind it?
Hi oldgreat. This sounds like it might be more of a code/programming question.
Video is a bit of a nightmare to work with, unless you are using Flash (but then of course you have other problems, too, such as on mobile Apple devices.)
You need quite a few different versions of the video to work on all browsers. And then the sizing issues are another can of worms. Could you post a link to your site so we can have a look?
It’s one of the more common names that web hosts assign to a hosting account’s root folder. So it’s the folder to which you upload all your web files that others can view on the web.
Hi oldgreat. This sounds like it might be more of a code/programming question.
The css and html code that i use to make the video fullscreen are basic code.
Video is a bit of a nightmare to work with, unless you are using Flash (but then of course you have other problems, too, such as on mobile Apple devices.)
You need quite a few different versions of the video to work on all browsers. And then the sizing issues are another can of worms. Could you post a link to your site so we can have a look?
Sure, give me a few min to upload all again, as the video is hugh and when it done,i pm u.
I did use .webm and .mp4 format for the movie and tested in localhost and it work fine on all browser, but as soon as i upload, it couldnt work.
It’s one of the more common names that web hosts assign to a hosting account’s root folder. So it’s the folder to which you upload all your web files that others can view on the web.