Can someone with one iPad test this site please?

Hello.

Can someone with one iPad can test this site please?

avault.com/news/podcast-news/john-romero-podcast-episode-80/

Actually I'm trying to test the audio player, it's an HTML5 audio player. I tested here at all browsers (Including an Safari/Windows) browser and it all worked.

I just want to know if it works on iPad.

Just enter the site, see if the HTML5 audio player appears and see if the audio is playable.

Btw, if anyone has an Mac and try it on Safari 4 or iPhone and do the same test I would appreciate

Thank you very much! Really.

 

Unless I'm doing something wrong, it's not working. I even tried going to the main page and then going to a webcast from there, and no go.

 

Saulo .... I'm on an Intel iMac with Safari 4.0.5 via DSL .. and it - John Romero on a Podcast - loads in maybe 20sec with two guys talking .. something about seeing a Hawk that one guy could shoot. Not something I'd stay with, but it works fine. Te logo...

Jim

 

no go on my iPad. I get the page and a button says 'Streaming...', but nothing happens.

 

Thank for the reply guys.

Wetstuff, Safari is working on Mac is working. thanks.

spinfreak and sbarnes8478, you both tried on iPad right? Can you please refresh/cache the page and try it again?
I made some changes on the script can you please try again on it?

I got myself one iTouch and worked. I suppose it will work on iPhone and iPad now.

Thank you very much.

 

By me, nothing is streaming. (on the iPad)

 

I just tried it. Still no audio.

 

epb, thanks.

I made more changes. Hope so this time.

 

Okay, I tried it again. This time, the button that was stuck on "streaming..." now says "cannot play audio file."

 

Thanks epb, but I think it's working now.

Tried here without problem. Thank you very much for the helping

 

Ok...audio is able to play now (on iPad). I'm not sure if the bar is supposed to show anything else, but on the left end of it is just the play/pause button, and the main part of the bar says "streaming". There aren't any other buttons, and also no timer for how long the audio is, or how much time has played already, and no volume control. Don't know if any of those are supposed to be there or if that was intentional, but figured I'd mention it. The only other thing is that the audio bar is very, very narrow/skinny, and it's hard to hit the play/pause button. If you zoom in, the bar just shrinks back down to a narrow size automatically.