Re: Full-Screen videos and IE 10/11
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 7:01 am
This issue still exists. I just pulled up the same bible video 3 different ways, and get 3 different results on my Windows 8.1 IE11 modern-app web browser. It is the "Ye are no more strangers" video:
https://www.lds.org/media-library/video ... sus-christ
Plays, but does NOT provide full-screen. Just the small rectangle in the top-left corner instead.
https://www.lds.org/media-library/video ... t?lang=eng
Plays perfectly in full-screen
https://www.lds.org/bible-videos/videos ... s?lang=eng
Doesn't display or play at all. Switching to IE in "desktop mode" and it does display & play correctly (including full-screen).
Note, the first 2 links are using the church's Brightcove implementation, whereas the 3rd is a YouTube embedded video.
Considering the difference in the same video shown in the first 2 links above, it really seems to me that this problem is not a limitation of BrightCove, but rather something in regards to the way it has been implemented/called by the church's web developers with certain videos.
With that said, I am simply asking that our Windows 8/8.1 devices with IE 10/11 be treated as no more strangers‍ and foreigners, but fellow-tablets with the saints...
https://www.lds.org/media-library/video ... sus-christ
Plays, but does NOT provide full-screen. Just the small rectangle in the top-left corner instead.
https://www.lds.org/media-library/video ... t?lang=eng
Plays perfectly in full-screen
https://www.lds.org/bible-videos/videos ... s?lang=eng
Doesn't display or play at all. Switching to IE in "desktop mode" and it does display & play correctly (including full-screen).
Note, the first 2 links are using the church's Brightcove implementation, whereas the 3rd is a YouTube embedded video.
Considering the difference in the same video shown in the first 2 links above, it really seems to me that this problem is not a limitation of BrightCove, but rather something in regards to the way it has been implemented/called by the church's web developers with certain videos.
With that said, I am simply asking that our Windows 8/8.1 devices with IE 10/11 be treated as no more strangers‍ and foreigners, but fellow-tablets with the saints...