So I just released version 2 of the Able Player plugin, along with version 4.6 of Able Player. This update adds a lot of additional features, including support for adding sign language. There are still some limitations, but it’s a much more flexible plugin now.
thanks for the update..a nice enhancement
the sign language video does not seem to function as u suggested
the small video arrow is spec’d as 2 em, but is much larger on the screen–the previous release sized it appropriately
the site to check https://deafyoda.com/?page_id=98
phil
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This reply was modified 10 months ago by
pbravin.
Fixed! I’d made an error in how the source element was rendered.
I’m not sure what you mean about the small video arrow; it looks normal to me, looking at your site. It may be that you had some caching issues with styles, but I can’t see a problem right now.
do i need to wait for the next release to check the fix you made re sign language as it doesn’t show up after being”fixed”?
heres the shortcode string [ableplayer media-id=”104″ media-asl-id=”104″ captions=”102″]
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This reply was modified 10 months ago by pbravin.
The release is out now; looking at your site, it doesn’t seem like you have it updated yet.
the shortcode has an buffering issue..go to the page (test page3)–the first block uses the shortcode, the 2nd block uses the html version
the buffering seems stuck, i left it on for 10 minutes for a 2 minute video
I can’t see a difference between them. And, for the record, all the shortcode does is builds the HTML; what the browser gets is essentially identical.
it works on safari and duckduckgo but not on chrome or arc(arc is based on chrome)
i have cleared all browser caches on both chrome and arc and it is still stuck on buffering
which browser are you using?
thanks
phil
Interesting. The difference is that WordPress is reporting a mime type of video/quicktime , which is correct, but the file only plays if the mime type is video/mp4. Some browsers are handling that fine, but not Chrome.
I think that means I need to override the mime type if it’s video/quicktime, but I’ll do a bit of research to verify that.
