Yendif Player

Hello!

The second day of exploring the possibility of your plugin. Very good! I like this!

But I have some questions on setting:
1. Not work "autoplay" for iOS and Android?
2. I do not see a video on Safari under Windows 7 (html 5 <video>, not flash)

javascript

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// this will install yendifplayer into an element with id="player"
$("#player").yendifplayer ({
videos: {
mv4: "rtsp://xxxxxxxxx:1935/livecast/oxg118142",
mp4: "http://xxxxxxxxx:1935/livecast/oxg118142/playlist.m3u8",

flash: "oxg118142",
rtmp: "rtmp://xxxxxxxxx:1935/livecast"
},
autoplay: 1,
controlbar: 1,
playpause: 0,
playbtn: 0,
currenttime: 0,
fullscreen: 1,
embed: 0,
keyboard: 0
});


HTML

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<div id="player" autoplay="true"></div>

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What wrong? Thank you

1. Sorry, Autoplay doesn't work in mobiles. This restriction comes with IOS and Android itself and not a BUG from Yendif Player.

2. Do you mean HTML5 engine is not working but flash works ? It seems you're trying to play HTTP Live streaming by disabling flash in safari. HTTP Live Streaming is supported on Safari on Mac through Quicktime X which is available on Snow Leopard and Lion. Quicktime 7 is also used on Mac for media functions that are not yet available in Quicktime X. On Windows, Quicktime 7 is available but not Quicktime X. So Safari on Windows does not support HTTP Live Streaming. The solution is to just enable flash player plugin. So, the RTMP stream can be played.

1. Bad
2. How can I do it under windows/Safari? The plugin selects the way in which to show the video.
Right?

2. Yes, the plugin will automatically fall-back to FLASH engine when the video format is not supported by HTML5 video element. Your code should work fine when FLASH is enabled in your SAFARI browser. Could you please share me your site link ?. So, I can check it in my browser here.