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I have



<video id="video_player">
<source id="video_player_source"/>
</video>


in my html file, and



const videoPlayer = document.getElementById("video_player") as HTMLVideoElement;
const videoPlayerSource = document.getElementById("video_player_source") as HTMLElement;
videoPlayer.setAttribute("style", `top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; `);
videoPlayerSource.setAttribute("src", "https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/track/basics/treeOfLife/video/developerStories-en.webm");
videoPlayer.play();


in my renderer process (the video is a demo video).
The video did load (one frame of the video shows on screen), but it doesn't play when I call play().



How do I fix this? Thanks.










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    I have



    <video id="video_player">
    <source id="video_player_source"/>
    </video>


    in my html file, and



    const videoPlayer = document.getElementById("video_player") as HTMLVideoElement;
    const videoPlayerSource = document.getElementById("video_player_source") as HTMLElement;
    videoPlayer.setAttribute("style", `top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; `);
    videoPlayerSource.setAttribute("src", "https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/track/basics/treeOfLife/video/developerStories-en.webm");
    videoPlayer.play();


    in my renderer process (the video is a demo video).
    The video did load (one frame of the video shows on screen), but it doesn't play when I call play().



    How do I fix this? Thanks.










    share|improve this question
























      0












      0








      0








      I have



      <video id="video_player">
      <source id="video_player_source"/>
      </video>


      in my html file, and



      const videoPlayer = document.getElementById("video_player") as HTMLVideoElement;
      const videoPlayerSource = document.getElementById("video_player_source") as HTMLElement;
      videoPlayer.setAttribute("style", `top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; `);
      videoPlayerSource.setAttribute("src", "https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/track/basics/treeOfLife/video/developerStories-en.webm");
      videoPlayer.play();


      in my renderer process (the video is a demo video).
      The video did load (one frame of the video shows on screen), but it doesn't play when I call play().



      How do I fix this? Thanks.










      share|improve this question














      I have



      <video id="video_player">
      <source id="video_player_source"/>
      </video>


      in my html file, and



      const videoPlayer = document.getElementById("video_player") as HTMLVideoElement;
      const videoPlayerSource = document.getElementById("video_player_source") as HTMLElement;
      videoPlayer.setAttribute("style", `top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; `);
      videoPlayerSource.setAttribute("src", "https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/track/basics/treeOfLife/video/developerStories-en.webm");
      videoPlayer.play();


      in my renderer process (the video is a demo video).
      The video did load (one frame of the video shows on screen), but it doesn't play when I call play().



      How do I fix this? Thanks.







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          MediaElement.play() returns a Promise as of version:



          Firefox: 53



          'Chrome for Desktop', 'Chrome for Android', 'Android WebView': 50



          'Opera', 'Opera for Android': 37



          iOS Safari: iOS 10



          Desktop Safari: Jun 2017, so maybe v10.1.1



          So to solve this issue, here is what you can do



          HTML



          <video id="video_player">
          <source id="video_player_source"/>
          </video>


          JS



          const videoPlayer = document.getElementById("video_player");
          const videoPlayerSource = document.getElementById("video_player_source");
          videoPlayer.setAttribute("style", `top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; `);
          videoPlayerSource.setAttribute("src","https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/track/basics/treeOfLife/video/developerStories-en.webm");
          videoPlayer.load();
          var playPromise = videoPlayer.play();

          // In browsers that don’t yet support this functionality,
          // playPromise won’t be defined.
          if (playPromise !== undefined)
          playPromise.then(function()
          // Automatic playback started!
          ).catch(function(error)
          // Automatic playback failed.
          // Show a UI element to let the user manually start playback.
          );






          share|improve this answer























          • Is it possible to set a Chromium policy, AutoplayAllowed, in Electron, so that the autoplay will always succeed even if user does not manually start the playback?

            – Yutong Zhang
            Mar 9 at 9:47











          • Sorry, i never tried it so i don't know. But as far as i know, Solution I provided will work to autoplay video

            – ravi
            Mar 9 at 15:03












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          MediaElement.play() returns a Promise as of version:



          Firefox: 53



          'Chrome for Desktop', 'Chrome for Android', 'Android WebView': 50



          'Opera', 'Opera for Android': 37



          iOS Safari: iOS 10



          Desktop Safari: Jun 2017, so maybe v10.1.1



          So to solve this issue, here is what you can do



          HTML



          <video id="video_player">
          <source id="video_player_source"/>
          </video>


          JS



          const videoPlayer = document.getElementById("video_player");
          const videoPlayerSource = document.getElementById("video_player_source");
          videoPlayer.setAttribute("style", `top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; `);
          videoPlayerSource.setAttribute("src","https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/track/basics/treeOfLife/video/developerStories-en.webm");
          videoPlayer.load();
          var playPromise = videoPlayer.play();

          // In browsers that don’t yet support this functionality,
          // playPromise won’t be defined.
          if (playPromise !== undefined)
          playPromise.then(function()
          // Automatic playback started!
          ).catch(function(error)
          // Automatic playback failed.
          // Show a UI element to let the user manually start playback.
          );






          share|improve this answer























          • Is it possible to set a Chromium policy, AutoplayAllowed, in Electron, so that the autoplay will always succeed even if user does not manually start the playback?

            – Yutong Zhang
            Mar 9 at 9:47











          • Sorry, i never tried it so i don't know. But as far as i know, Solution I provided will work to autoplay video

            – ravi
            Mar 9 at 15:03
















          0














          MediaElement.play() returns a Promise as of version:



          Firefox: 53



          'Chrome for Desktop', 'Chrome for Android', 'Android WebView': 50



          'Opera', 'Opera for Android': 37



          iOS Safari: iOS 10



          Desktop Safari: Jun 2017, so maybe v10.1.1



          So to solve this issue, here is what you can do



          HTML



          <video id="video_player">
          <source id="video_player_source"/>
          </video>


          JS



          const videoPlayer = document.getElementById("video_player");
          const videoPlayerSource = document.getElementById("video_player_source");
          videoPlayer.setAttribute("style", `top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; `);
          videoPlayerSource.setAttribute("src","https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/track/basics/treeOfLife/video/developerStories-en.webm");
          videoPlayer.load();
          var playPromise = videoPlayer.play();

          // In browsers that don’t yet support this functionality,
          // playPromise won’t be defined.
          if (playPromise !== undefined)
          playPromise.then(function()
          // Automatic playback started!
          ).catch(function(error)
          // Automatic playback failed.
          // Show a UI element to let the user manually start playback.
          );






          share|improve this answer























          • Is it possible to set a Chromium policy, AutoplayAllowed, in Electron, so that the autoplay will always succeed even if user does not manually start the playback?

            – Yutong Zhang
            Mar 9 at 9:47











          • Sorry, i never tried it so i don't know. But as far as i know, Solution I provided will work to autoplay video

            – ravi
            Mar 9 at 15:03














          0












          0








          0







          MediaElement.play() returns a Promise as of version:



          Firefox: 53



          'Chrome for Desktop', 'Chrome for Android', 'Android WebView': 50



          'Opera', 'Opera for Android': 37



          iOS Safari: iOS 10



          Desktop Safari: Jun 2017, so maybe v10.1.1



          So to solve this issue, here is what you can do



          HTML



          <video id="video_player">
          <source id="video_player_source"/>
          </video>


          JS



          const videoPlayer = document.getElementById("video_player");
          const videoPlayerSource = document.getElementById("video_player_source");
          videoPlayer.setAttribute("style", `top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; `);
          videoPlayerSource.setAttribute("src","https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/track/basics/treeOfLife/video/developerStories-en.webm");
          videoPlayer.load();
          var playPromise = videoPlayer.play();

          // In browsers that don’t yet support this functionality,
          // playPromise won’t be defined.
          if (playPromise !== undefined)
          playPromise.then(function()
          // Automatic playback started!
          ).catch(function(error)
          // Automatic playback failed.
          // Show a UI element to let the user manually start playback.
          );






          share|improve this answer













          MediaElement.play() returns a Promise as of version:



          Firefox: 53



          'Chrome for Desktop', 'Chrome for Android', 'Android WebView': 50



          'Opera', 'Opera for Android': 37



          iOS Safari: iOS 10



          Desktop Safari: Jun 2017, so maybe v10.1.1



          So to solve this issue, here is what you can do



          HTML



          <video id="video_player">
          <source id="video_player_source"/>
          </video>


          JS



          const videoPlayer = document.getElementById("video_player");
          const videoPlayerSource = document.getElementById("video_player_source");
          videoPlayer.setAttribute("style", `top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; `);
          videoPlayerSource.setAttribute("src","https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/track/basics/treeOfLife/video/developerStories-en.webm");
          videoPlayer.load();
          var playPromise = videoPlayer.play();

          // In browsers that don’t yet support this functionality,
          // playPromise won’t be defined.
          if (playPromise !== undefined)
          playPromise.then(function()
          // Automatic playback started!
          ).catch(function(error)
          // Automatic playback failed.
          // Show a UI element to let the user manually start playback.
          );







          share|improve this answer












          share|improve this answer



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          raviravi

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          • Is it possible to set a Chromium policy, AutoplayAllowed, in Electron, so that the autoplay will always succeed even if user does not manually start the playback?

            – Yutong Zhang
            Mar 9 at 9:47











          • Sorry, i never tried it so i don't know. But as far as i know, Solution I provided will work to autoplay video

            – ravi
            Mar 9 at 15:03


















          • Is it possible to set a Chromium policy, AutoplayAllowed, in Electron, so that the autoplay will always succeed even if user does not manually start the playback?

            – Yutong Zhang
            Mar 9 at 9:47











          • Sorry, i never tried it so i don't know. But as far as i know, Solution I provided will work to autoplay video

            – ravi
            Mar 9 at 15:03

















          Is it possible to set a Chromium policy, AutoplayAllowed, in Electron, so that the autoplay will always succeed even if user does not manually start the playback?

          – Yutong Zhang
          Mar 9 at 9:47





          Is it possible to set a Chromium policy, AutoplayAllowed, in Electron, so that the autoplay will always succeed even if user does not manually start the playback?

          – Yutong Zhang
          Mar 9 at 9:47













          Sorry, i never tried it so i don't know. But as far as i know, Solution I provided will work to autoplay video

          – ravi
          Mar 9 at 15:03






          Sorry, i never tried it so i don't know. But as far as i know, Solution I provided will work to autoplay video

          – ravi
          Mar 9 at 15:03




















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