jaksah
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Hi, I’m experiencing the same errors as described in this post:
That post is closed, which is my I’m making a new one.
In that post @DallasNChains says
These happen when you’re not logged in. It shouldn’t change the viewing experience
However, when I’m trying to play the stream nothing happens and I get the following error in the JS console.
Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: The element has no supported sources.
Is this a know error and if so, is there a way around it?
Can you post your code that you’re using for the embed? That will help with debugging.
jaksah
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This is an example of the iframe that is mounted in the DOM.
<iframe width="530" height="300" src="http://player.twitch.tv/?channel=burkeblack&html5" allowfullscreen autoplay frameborder="0" scrolling="no" class="twitch-player"></iframe>
And the following is what’s happening in the JS Console when mounting and then hitting Play a couple of times
The html5 URL parameter should not be used. It’s an undocumented option there to enable a proof-of-concept version of the html5 player. The html5 beta is available for everyone now so let the user choose.
Agree with @3ventic. HTML5 is released for everyone, so you shouldn’t need to use the HTML5 query string parameter. Does removing that help?
jaksah
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Ok, cool. Then I guess we’ll remove the &html5 query param.
However, with some extended testing, with and without &html5, using Chrome and Device Mode the issue of The element has no supported sources only occurs when having an iPhone set as emulated device. However, on a real iPhone device I can not reproduce this error
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