You could try this:
downloadBlob(completeBlob, 'myvideo.mp4');
Instead of:
downloadBlob(URL.createObjectURL(completeBlob), 'myvideo.mp4');
I think it does not like the data returned from createObjectURL, as it expects a blob that returns a DOMString.
createObjectURL
DOMString
It works, but the length of the video is always 0 seconds. How would I fix this?
I guess that has something to do with how you create the video blob. If you share your code I can take a look and check if there is something wrong
Seems to be correct, as far as I can see.
can you see the video in any other way before converting to blob? Maybe in the page itself?
You can take a look at the full source code here: github.com/gspteck/RecScreen
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You could try this:
Instead of:
I think it does not like the data returned from
createObjectURL, as it expects a blob that returns aDOMString.It works, but the length of the video is always 0 seconds.
How would I fix this?
I guess that has something to do with how you create the video blob. If you share your code I can take a look and check if there is something wrong
Seems to be correct, as far as I can see.
can you see the video in any other way before converting to blob? Maybe in the page itself?
You can take a look at the full source code here: github.com/gspteck/RecScreen