It's better to convert video to flv format before buffering which is universally acceptable.you can use php ffmpeg module to perform the same to convert.check here
http://itfeast.blogspot.in/2013/08/best-flv-conversion-parameters-from.html?m=1
On 24-Sep-2013 10:49 PM, "Tobias Welz" <tobias.welz@twx-media.de> wrote:
-- Dear group,--I have an issue with sending videos via CakeResponse::file(). I tried several HTML5-players (flowplayer, mediaelementsjs, projekktor), different headers (setting file-type, setting file-size, disabling cache,...) but the problem is always the same. I have multiple players in one page, preloading is disabled.Here my problems:- In chrome and in Firefox the video fails to start- If the video is running, the length is not recognized by the player
- I cannot move to a specific position of the video using the players timelineIf I use a direct link to the video in the filesystem, everything works fine.Has anybody an idea?Thanks,Tobi.
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