Changed order of html5 element dispose and using this.el_ #1
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Yes, adding vjs.Html5.disposeMediaElement(this.el_); to vjs.Html5.prototype.dispose = function(){} works. Thank you |
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Can you check if this update still works for you? And if so accept this pull request?
It takes into account my previous comment on videojs#1334 about not using the player tag, and also changes the order of the functions because the MediaTechController dispose method will set this.el_ to null.