Use this patch to asset_bonus.module to play .mov and .mp4 video.

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asset_quicktime.patch3.6 KBlivido
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livido’s picture

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Category: support » task
wmostrey’s picture

wmostrey CreditAttribution: wmostrey commented
Category: task » feature

Thanks for your work on this Viet, I'll look if the patch still applies and if it works as advertised.

David Lesieur’s picture

David Lesieur CreditAttribution: David Lesieur commented

The patch applies, but the feature seems to work only in IE. It doesn't work in Firefox or Safari (at least in my setup).

The implementation does not seem to exactly follow Apple's embedding technique.

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David Lesieur CreditAttribution: David Lesieur commented

If accepted, the patch #302004: Use jQuery Media to embed QuickTime, Windows Media, and Real Player assets will probably supersede this one.

wmostrey’s picture

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Status: Needs work » Closed (duplicate)

I will indeed go for jQuery integration and it will most likely also replace asset_bonus.

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achievefifteen CreditAttribution: achievefifteen commented

In this case, in order to solve QuickTime won't play MP4 situations, we had better convert MP4 to QuickTime more compatible MOV