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1. The Unicode character specified doesn't exist in the font file.
2. The requested font file can't be found and there's no fallback specified.

Since its's Font Awesome, there's no fallback font AND the requested character doesn't exist in most fonts. So you get a double problem.

This almost always happens when the browser can't find the font file due to path issues. I'd look through your CSS to find where @font-face is requested and fix the path to match your project. I would guess this is in the player CSS file AND that it expect's a local file not from the CDN.

Also, be aware that Webpack sometimes moves files and updates paths found in CSS so you may need to move those to a "static" directory and change paths as needed.

Finally, you should check the name of the font to make sure it matches what you have available in your system. According to Font Awesome's Docs, it should be font-family: "Font Awesome 5 Free"; your's seems to have an extra back slash.