When trying to access the video directly (http://qtss.cmich.edu/reslife/phase2video1.mov), the quicktime plugin is called, but the video does not stream. The video does stream in Safari Version 3.1.2 (5525.20.1) and Firefox 3.0.1.
I believe that in this case the QuickTime plug-in is not actually used, but instead a full-frame HTML 5 media element is used. CC'ing Adele as she knows a little bit about such things.
Using a nightly, WebKit-SVN-r37990.dmg I find that http://qtss.cmich.edu/reslife/phase2video1.mov does play but the movie is somehow displaced, below its controller; and if I aim for the controller it fades away.
Using r38032 and QuickTime 7.5.5, I'm getting video that is not displaced, but is too small.
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(In reply to comment #2) > Using a nightly, WebKit-SVN-r37990.dmg I find that > http://qtss.cmich.edu/reslife/phase2video1.mov does play but the movie is > somehow displaced, below its controller; and if I aim for the controller it > fades away. Now using r38064 I don't see displacement. As the video (which certainly appears small) is in place above its controller it's now easier to aim for the controller without it fading away but still, if I drag/scrub, there's a tendency for the controller to fade (suddenly disappear?) to black.
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Created attachment 24853 [details] small, with controller here, the controller is present but if I drag/scrub the controller it tends to fade/disappear during the drag
> … if I drag/scrub, there's a tendency for the controller to … I wonder whether that aspect is related to Bug 8150, >> Click is registered only if mouse pointer is fully stationary while mouse button is down (except for link and button)
This was fixed by http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/42868.