BUG: Audio player shows up on Safari, Safari Mobile, and Chrome Mobile, but not Chrome web #8615
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DescriptionTLDR, the (Blog post where I discuss this, and blog post where I do the embedding) On Safari Desktop: On Chrome Desktop: |
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I think we're just creating a link element ( |
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FYI, that's all Pandoc, you don't even need the file (the file name simply needs to be recognise as an audio file). 
Pandoc will convert to the following HTML, then it's up to the browser to read it. <p>This is a playground for Quarto.</p>
<p><audio src="audio.m4a" controls=""><a href="audio.m4a">Audio</a></audio></p>Note that I am using Brave (chromium based) and it's working, be sure to check your local configuration as I highly doubt Chrome is faulty here. 
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There should be two types of audio players, no? When I wrap in the quarto shortcode it creates a video player (the big black one you see). In this screenshot below the top audio player is created using the markdown syntax, with the annotation appearing on the right margin. The bottom player is using a video shortcode.
It's just that the top audio player (the one that looks better) doesn't appear in Chrome. If I look at your bottom screenshot, it also doesn't appear, as there should be two. Am I seeing that right? |
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Oh, I think Quarto is doing what it should.
When I link with `` quarto turns it into an `<audio>` tag. This brings up an audio player everywhere except on my Desktop Chrome.
what about my local config might I need to check?
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FYI, that's all Pandoc, you don't even need the file.
Pandoc will convert to the following HTML, then it's up to the browser to read it.
Note that I am using Brave (chromium based) and it's working, be sure to check your local configuration as I highly doubt Chrome is faulty here.
image.png (view on web)<https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/assets/8896044/a416f682-2905-4fa5-9c22-2207a6acc59b>
<p>This is a playground for Quarto.</p>
<p><audio src="audio.m4a" controls=""><a
href="audio.m4a">Audio</a></audio></p>
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I don't know but that's out of Quarto support scope I am afraid. |
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FYI, that's all Pandoc, you don't even need the file (the file name simply needs to be recognise as an audio file).
Pandoc will convert to the following HTML, then it's up to the browser to read it.
Note that I am using Brave (chromium based) and it's working, be sure to check your local configuration as I highly doubt Chrome is faulty here.