Chrome doesnt support mp4
See original GitHub issueCurrent behavior:
Video (currently mp4) doesnt play in chrome
Desired behavior:
Video should play in Chrome
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Please change or give option to record avi video… mp4 codecs has been dropped for chrome and it doesnt play the videos making it a hassle to download the file and open in in the video player software.
tried setting:
"videoCompression": false,
it didnt help
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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Hi, If anyone ever encounters this,
We found that the browser had this error in Chrome-Devtools:
quick search in google will get you to: “Configuring Content Security Policy” which explains the problem and how to solve it
You can either set the required CSP policy via Jenkins script console for testing until the next restart. (
media-src 'self' ;
)Or permanently via JDK system properties
To allow loading media files from the same jenkins domain.