Good day:)

Please tell me why videojs does not show videos with a lot of weight on the website page?

There are 2 videos that weigh up to 120 MB, and the other 2 videos range from 500 to 900 MB (almost up to 1 gig).

Each video opens on a separate page. Which are small in weight, they are shown during playback, and which are large videos - there are no images, but there is sound and they do not open automatically in full screen, small ones open.

What could be the problem? Maybe somewhere in the settings there is a weight limit?

The code is embedded in the yii framework.

<video id="my-player" class="video-js vjs-big-play-centered" controls preload="auto" data-setup='{}' > <source src="<?= $model->video_path ?>" type="video/mp4"/> <p class="vjs-no-js"> To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that <a href="http://videojs.com/html5-video-support/" target="_blank"> supports HTML5 video </a> </p> </video>
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    Compare the codecs of your video files; maybe a large codec uses a different codec for the video stream. - Visman
  • @Visman And how can codecs be compared? What program? - Dima
  • I think through MediaInfo, which comes bundled with the K-Lite Codec Pack, you can see. - Visman
  • @Visman Indeed, the codec for small videos is H.264 , and for large videos, MPEG-4 Video . What to do? I did not think that videojs would react to this in this way, the format is essentially the same for all videos, the same MPEG-4. - Dima
  • I found it from the developer himself - MP4 in browsers usually supports only h264 video and MP3 or AAC audio - Dima

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