jPlayer | jPlayer : HTML5 Audio & Video for jQuery

I am trying to use a HTML/CSS/JS template, which contains JQuery, plugins and some other script files, in a Nuxt JS project. I have included all the script files in nuxt.config.js file. Whenever I run the project I get these errors: \

This is my nuxt.config.js file:

I'm doing this exercise to grasp a complete understanding of how to to convert HTML to component in Reactjs but it produced error. Concerned that I have misplaced some of react elements in my component. Can anyone give me a bullet point of what goes where from HTML to my react JavaScript components.

We are developing an online course website.
Courses have audio and text (no video).
Audio files are stored on Amazon S3 and delivered via AWS CloudFront.

Every time a user wants to play a course audio file,
website (server-side) sends a request to CloudFront to get the audio file.
CloudFront will deliver the audio file to the end-user (HTTTP response).

We use JPlayer to play the audio files. Audio file format is MP3

We are facing the following issue:

Every time a user clicks on play/pause, forward, rewind buttons OR
jumps to a specific position on the audio player,
a new request (for the same audio file) is being sent to CloudFront,
so audio player position is reset to 00:00

Since CloudFront already delivered the audio file to end-user,
there is no need to generate a new request to CloudFront
every time user clicks on audio player buttons (play/pause, forward, rewind) etc.

So once user gets the audio file from CloudFront,
we want to cache the audio file.

How can we store an audio file in local browser cache using JavaScript or jQuery?

I have a website that plays an icecast stream with jPlayer.

I want the play button to always start the stream from the live position (like a radio) instead of picking the stream back up from the last position. Attempted behavior: play plays the stream live > pause suspends / discards the stream / optionally stops downloading it > play plays the stream from live position / reloads the stream.

There is a way to monitor the current media position with $.jPlayer.event.timeupdate as mentioned in comment on this post, and use that to resume playing from the end of the stream.

Alternatively, there must be a way to discard the stream when pausing and then reloading it when hitting play again. I think it is what is happening on this jPlayer demo. But I don't know how to do that part:

The error event is used with a check for the URL_NOT_SET error type to jPlayer("setMedia",stream) back to the live-stream again and jPlayer("play") it.

I am new to javascript and can't make it work. I can't find another post of someone trying to do that. I tried with the "playhead" at 100 which does not start the stream at all.

Here is the code I am using:

Bear with me, I am very new to python and scaping but eager to learn.

I am trying to read a hyperlink which is nested inside a function within tags using python.

So far I learned, I can not use BeautifulSoup because the script has to be loaded by a webdriver first. I installed selenium (although heavy on the job) & chrome webdriver, and open the link in either headless or full browser. Some of the suggestions about scraping JS are i scrape with Regex and/or find_element_by_id(). There are however no id tags in the script. Only thing I can find in the source between the tags is a $(document).ready(function() which opens up Jplayer and refers to a hyperlink. My goal is to copy/scrape the hyperlink.

Any ideas how i can scrape from the 'string' of the function so i can select only the part with the hyperlink and store is as variable?

I use VLC media player to stream some content (audio). Right now I stream it to port 80 (http) of my PC. On a different device I open VLC and can listen to the stream by using http://192.168.0.78/ (the IP of the source computer). It plays well also on a phone when I use the VLC app to listen to the content.

Now, I try to implement a player on a website which takes the url of the stream as src and the client just opens the website and plays the stream (this has many logistic advantages). A minimal example can be viewed here. The stream runs fine on Desktop browsers but does not on run on mobile browsers. Unfortunately there is no error message or things like that which could indicate the source of the problem.

Things I tried to do:

• Using different encodings of the stream in the VLC (MP3, OGG etc.)
• Using third party HTML players like Media element, jPlayer, audio.js, Muses Radio Player and many more. All of them work fine on desktop browser, but buggy, if at all on mobile browsers
• It works on a Desktop browser when simulating a mobile browser thought F12 -> Responsive Design mode (in Firefox for example)

The site, in which I host the player runs on https, whereas the source of the stream is http. At this point I am not aware of a problem this could cause, but still mentioning it here.

Does anyone have experience with HTML players on mobile devices which take a stream as source?

I need to generate audio from an mp3 file. So I use curl library to get the file, then set required headers, and echo the audio content.

The problem is that it does not work correctly in Chrome and Safari browsers. The audio files being loaded, and starts playing, but you can't change the time(can't set .currentTime in javascript, also in browser the timing slider does not work). (In Firefox works fine).

The code: php

I'm trying to alter the css stylesheet of this embed player, but I'm unable to do it so far...

Here's the default code:

I am using the jPlayer example in a create-react-app. Here is a CodeSandbox showing the issue of font-awesome icon's rendering as boxes.

The icons render via css rules specifying content as unicode for tags with the fa class.