using MediaElement

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6/12/2013 9:57:07 AM
antracid
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using MediaElement

friends, i use in my custom page this code to show attached files

 <portal:MediaElement ID="ml1" runat="server" AutoDetectFileType="true" EnableViewState="false" FileUrl='<%# this.upLoadPath + Eval("ServerFileName") %>' AddInitScript="true" />
            

it plays mp3 files but does not play video files. I tried to play wmv mp4 quicktime.

Any ideas?

6/12/2013 10:20:58 AM
henry
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Re: using MediaElement

Not having many experience using MediaElement before, did you try html5 <video>?

6/12/2013 3:24:22 PM
Joe Audette
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Re: using MediaElement

I think that <portal:MediaElement was just something I threw together while experimenting one day and it isn't used anywhere in mojoPortal. Maybe these same issues you mention is why I didn't end up using it anywhere.

We have several features for playing media included in mojoPortal that use jPlayer so if you look around you can easily find good examples to use jplayer in your own custom features.

Hope that helps,

Joe

 

6/13/2013 12:27:00 AM
antracid
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Re: using MediaElement

i resolved this problem, i used incorrect codecs in video files. Html5 doesnt support them.

Joe, i think that mediaelement is great control and you should finish it. Or create usercontrol to render files using jPlayer. it should be like a rule for mojo developers.

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