Make sure that swfobject.js is in one of the directories and not in a
subdirectory of one of these directories.
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Hi Ralph Shnelvar
I followed your steps for using jw_player_helper. I got the jw player on
my view but somehow it does not play any video. I have put up the video
under public/videos .When click on play, it shows no-access or file not
found at videos/3.mp4 . What I could be missing?
I am workin
This playing a video is a new one for me so i am learning it. if u don't
know how play a video it does not mean you don't know ROR . New things has
to learned only by researching and in that process only i posted it.
On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Ben Eggett wrote:
> Sorry to be harsh, but if
Some times it's nice to know if there is a defacto standard - the
current HTML5 generation of players are still pretty buggy.
The best I've used is mediaelementjs, there is a rails gem here:
https://github.com/tobsch/mediaelement_rails
On Dec 29, 8:16 am, Ben Eggett wrote:
> Sorry to be harsh, b
Sorry to be harsh, but if you don't know how to code to play videos,
you probably ought to forget about RoR for a bit and start with
learning front-end coding and playback mechanisms. Once you have some
solid tools built up, you can then bring it back into RoR and use Ruby
to draw your video player
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