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IE also has some HTTP logging abilities: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg130952%28v=vs.85%29
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amaurea wrote:
Ok, that fixed it. I don't think many people will be willing to do that, though.
Newer OSs/browsers already have that certificate, so most people hopefully won't have to.
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Mothrayas wrote:
Doesn't fully work in Internet Explorer 9 - attempting to click the start icon will open the linked Nicovideo page in a new window.
How does this do in IE9? http://tasvideos.org/nicovideo/sm17456623
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Mothrayas wrote:
Doesn't work in Internet Explorer 9. Looks like a "image not found" box (screenshot)
Do you have flash installed or IE9? YouKU unlike some of the other recent additions doesn't need any trickery and just uses basic flash embedded on a page.
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Well, see if installing the certificate from here helps.
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If you want to debug HTTP logs, you can in Chrome as well. First right click on the page and enable the inspector. Then reload the page, and you should see a list of network activity, and you can get its details. As above there's two important things to look for. And again, if you happen to have any cookie lines listed, be sure to black them out.
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Works here in Chrome Version 21.0.1180.11 However there is a security warning which needs to be accepted first.
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Guga wrote:
Doesn't work with Google Chrome 20.0.1132.47
Are you getting a security pop up?
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It's hard to say what's going on without some kind of HTTP log. Are you getting an error message, or just the page finishes loading and nothing displays? Here's two FF addons which can log HTTP. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/httpfox/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/live-http-headers/ Here's an idea of the list of connections you'll be seeing: Very important to note are the connections to baidu.tasvideos.org and mv.baidu.com If one of them is not appearing in the list, something is being blocked. Then it's important to see what is being sent to them, and what they're responding with.
Be sure to black out cookie data before publicly sharing such logs, so unscrupulous people won't be able to steal your login information - if any.
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Any chance you're getting some kind of security warnings, or you have some kind of blocker installed? Edit: Note, it takes a while for me till the player loads. Make sure the page is finished loading and all.
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Works here in Opera 12.
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Works here in Opera 12.
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Works here in Opera 12.
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Sorry about that, try again.
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Post subject: Test Nico Support
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Link to video It works for me in FF 10 and Chromium 20.
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Post subject: Test YouKU Support
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Link to video It works for me in FF 10 and Chromium 20.
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Post subject: Test Baidu Support
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Link to video It works for me in FF 10 and Chromium 20.
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There's too much going on at once on this page, too many conflicts with each other. I'm going to create separate threads so people can test individually.
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Should be fixed now, let me know.
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Post subject: Re: Behold: Baidu Tieba!
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Warepire wrote:
Doesn't quite work here.
That's a shame, which browser you using?
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We now also support Baidu Tieba.
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Post subject: Behold: Baidu Tieba!
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Another new addition to please Chinese users. We now support Baidu Tieba. Link to video
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We now also support YouKU.
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We now support youku video, which users from China will like. Link to video
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Post subject: Exploit Closed
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Thanks for reporting a security issue, it has been fixed. Thank you again.
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