#424

I think you should use absolute path. It's not convenient for me, too.

Thanks, just tried with absolute paths, but still experiencing the same

Could you please show me your elements tab on Chrome. Maybe you use the wrong absolute path.

Does it matter if just on localhost atm?

It should be okay to use localhost to serve videos. How about open the video link in a new tab, is it hosted normally?

I’ve not done anything to host it, its all docsify. I have a folder with the vids and the path is the relative path from the markdown to the video. I can open the video in another tab though.

I mean that you have to place your video under your docsify project folder.

For example, your project is something like:

- /
- README.md
+ Videos
  - demo.mp4

Then after you run docsify serve ., you will be able to access the video at localhost:3000/Videos/demo.mp4. Otherwise, you have to use file:///... path.

• update:

Now that you can access the video in another tab, so it's strange that you cannot play the video on the docsify page, I will try it out.

Yh i did that and it works fine as long as there is only one on the page. Thank you for helping.

Three videos is okay on my side:

hmm thats interesting, what else do u think it could be? I basically can comment out each of my vids in any order but as long as there is one and only one I see the rest of the content.

I'm not quite sure why you cannot have more than 1 video on any page. What version of docsify are you using? How about updating to the latest?

This is my test project:

test.zip

You can try it out, too. Let me know if you have any problems.

So i found a solution. For your videos you did this

whereas mine were just this

Which worked with 2 on a page but not 3. Thank you very much

Probably related to #710

I meet the same question
try to change js version like this

can fix this peoblem temporarily