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Greetings,
I have issue to navigate to other pages prior to displayed video is fully cached. It means, that I have to wait till the (white) progressbar in bottom of the player is completelly full. It is anoying especially with longer videos if I want just to look to few seconds and go back.
I checked http://www.videojs.com and the behavior is not same - it works correctly, it is possible to navigate everywhere in any time of the played/cached video.
I use IE 11.
Piwigo version: 2.7.4
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Hello,
Do you have the autoload feature activated?
I am able to click on the thumbnail while the video is played.
Not sure what you refer as "the (white) progressbar in bottom of the player is completelly full." This bar is play time bar, nothing related with the loading.
Which video format do you play?
Can you provide a screenchot to clarified thing?
Can you provide an URL sample?
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Hello,
I have autoload set to "auto", if it is set to "none", then the player is not so much usable (on slower network the video is not played fluently).
In attached picture you can see, what I mean with "white progressbar" - this is already cached part of video.
When the video starts playing (and caching too), I click for example link to parent category, the browser indicates, that it is loading new page (circle in tab title), but video is still playing (or just caching - does not matter, if the video is paused), no page is loaded. After the "white progressbar" reaches end (the file is fully cached), then the new requested page is loaded and displayed, but never sooner.
I have MP4 files only, H.264, 7.5 Mbps
I cannot provide URL, it is running on private network.
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Hello,
I try to reproduce your issue without success.
I click play the video start and the cache progress bar increase, I click on the next thumbnail or the parent album link and it works just fine.
I use FF on OSX and Linux.
I don't have any Windows and IE to test.
Slow network are not to generate issue. It is probably a bandwidth issue on your end. The caching is take the all bandwidth and your webserver does not repond...
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Yes, it could be the reason, why it is so slow - I have Piwigo installed on NAS (Synology DS214). I try to check NAS load during caching of the video.
If it is so, is there any option to slow down the caching or maybe use shorter chunks to allow the web server to do "other things"?
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There is module to throttle the bandwidth on the webserver.
As an example, you can rate-limit for all video file.
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/trunk/mod … limit.html
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