We're just getting started with html5 video, and cannot seem to get .ogg
files to play in Firefox, any tips? Here is the source we are using:
<video width="640" height="360" poster="http://video.thewebreel.com/episode_001/episode_001.jpg" controls autoplay autobuffer>
<source src="http://video.thewebreel.com/episode_001/episode_001.ogg" type="video/ogg" type='video/ogg; codecs="theora, vorbis"'/>
<source src="http://video.thewebreel.com/episode_001/episode_001.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
</video>
The live example can be seen here:
http://thewebreel.com/2010/05/02/episode-1.html
However we are totally baffled, everything seems exactly right.
Open media Vorbis audio, Opus audio, Theora video, and VP8 video are free audio/video compression formats for use without patent restrictions. They can be viewed in Firefox if they are embedded in the following container formats: Ogg (. ogg, . oga, .
How can I fix, Firefox not playing the videos? Try clearing the cache files and updating the Firefox. If this does not fix your problem, try disabling the extensions and enabling autoplay. If that still doesn't work, then reset Firefox.
Chrome, Firefox and Opera support Ogg Vorbis. Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer support AAC. So if you only use Ogg Vorbis you miss Safari and Internet Explorer, and if you only use AAC you miss Firefox and Opera.
If you care to support people who haven't upgraded in 5 years, OGG has very good support in Firefox, Chrome, and Opera. IE, Edge, and Safari don't support it at all.
I uploaded your .ogg to my server suspecting it was a server issue and it's working fine on my server
I'm guessing it's because your web server is replying with
Content-type: binary/octet-stream
Try adding the mime types to nginx...
Open up the Nginx mime type configuration file, eg: /etc/nginx/mime.types
Add these lines after the last video mime type
video/ogg ogm;
video/ogg ogv;
video/ogg ogg;
In one of the links mentioned, the correct way to play ogg files is..
<audio preload="auto" controls="controls">
<source src="media/song.ogg" type="application/ogg">
</audio>
Thanks to the person who pointed it out here. HTML5 video (mp4 and ogv) problems in Safari and Firefox - but Chrome is all good
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