- From: Michael A. Peters <mpeters@domblogger.net>
- Date: Tue, 7 Feb 2017 03:09:20 -0800
- To: "w3c-wai-ig@w3.org" <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
I am sorry if this isn't the right list. Earlier this month, I viewed the Privacy International video at https://privacyinternational.org/node/1037 I loved the video so much, and it is CC by SA, that I wanted it on my website privacy page. But the video did not have subtitles. So I created a WebVTT file and added it and it works in every browser I tried including IE-11 on Windows. If curious (not pertinent) the video w/ captions can be seen at this link: https://naughty.audio/docs/Privacy#thirdparty It works, and that made me happy. Last time I had tried WebVTT (several years ago) it only worked on a few browsers, so I was happy to see working in all my Linux, Win7, and Android browsers. -=- Fast forward to today, I created a second WebVTT file for a new video - and it validates, is served as text/vtt and is UTF-8 - and it works everywhere I tried except for IE 11 in Windows 7. In IE 11 - the html5 video player looks like it has subtitles but they never show. The WebVTT file (contains some explicit content) - https://kink.eroticaplexus.net/VioletVideo/MySweetSweetPet.vtt The test webpage where it is used (I am trying to convince a company that makes a lot of audios to make subtitled videos out of them): https://kink.eroticaplexus.net/VioletVideo/ -=- I believe multimedia on the Internet should have subtitles, and it is frustrating that everything appears to have been done correctly but IE 11 still is not showing, with no error message I can see as to why not. If anyone knows why IE 11 on Win 7 (I don't have Edge or any other Windows version to check with) might now use what appears to be a valid WebVTT file, I would love to know why so I can work around it, as clearly IE 11 does support WebVTT as my captioning of that privacy video worked.
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