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I'm loading videojs on the DOM via mustache(dust.js):
<video id="{id}" class="video-js vjs-default-skin hide" controls preload="auto" width="auto" height="360px" poster="{poster}" data-setup='{}'> <source src="{playUrl}" type='video/mp4'/> </video>
And initializing the player via JS:
this.player = videojs(id);
For some reason the duration on the control bar when I click play shows up as 0:00:
Oddly enough rendering just the html5 video element without videojs shows the duration of the video.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There seems to be a race condition going on. I can reproduce this most of the time with the following: http://jsbin.com/odEqEHi/9/edit
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fixes videojs#775 fixes videojs#756 - Fixes source and duration setti…
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…ng when the video element as already been initialized
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4.2.2 is now available with this issue fixed. Please verify if possible.
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I'm loading videojs on the DOM via mustache(dust.js):
And initializing the player via JS:
For some reason the duration on the control bar when I click play shows up as 0:00:
Oddly enough rendering just the html5 video element without videojs shows the duration of the video.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: