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Hi,
I am developing WPF app which shall play .MP4,WEBM,.OGG files in web browser.I have referencerd EO.Base, EO.WebBrowser, EO.WebBrowser.Wpf, EO.WebBrowser.Wpf
I am facing two issues.
1.When i use .LoadHtml(), method none of the video formats are rendering
2.When i use .URI property, WEBM,.OGG formats are rendering but .MP4 file are not playing.
Same video files are playing in Chrome browser without any issue.If required i can send you sample project that i am working.
Please reply me ASAP.
Thanks,
Anil
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Thanks for the reply,
With the solution provided i am able to render.mp4 using .URI property. But .LoadHtml() method is not rendering any video format.
Any advice or suggestion will be much appreciated.
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Hi,
This most likely has to do with the contents of the your HTML and partial Urls. For example, if you use LoadHtml("<video src='test.mp4' />") then the browser engine will not know which server it should connect to get "test.mp4" because "test.mp4" is a partial Url and it needs be used with a "base Url" to form the full Url, were as "base Url" does not exist when you use LoadHtml.
Thanks!
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Why Mp4 requires the proprietary enabling whereas the chrome browser support its natively?
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Anil Kumar Dasari wrote:Why Mp4 requires the proprietary enabling whereas the chrome browser support its natively? Please read the link again.
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