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• • YLivay
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  • 9 May, 2017
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  Thanks! The problem is definitely [quote:1zsc0v1d]Construct 2 will not trans-code .m4a files to .ogg nor .ogg files to .m4a

  I'm assuming the dev imported .ogg files directly so they stayed only as ogg files.

  Browser compatibility is a female dog, eh?

• • YLivay
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  • 9 May, 2017
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  Hello!

  I know this has been discussed countless times, ogg is not supported in html5 exports and that is fine,

  but I read here that:

  [quote:14jy4kjs]Construct 2 will automatically encode the AAC files (.m4a) for you, ensuring IE + Edge compatibility for audio.

  When exactly does this conversion happen?

  Does it actually include the .m4a files in the export or does it convert the .ogg sounds on the fly after downloading the assets?

  My issue is that HTML5 builds that use .ogg files attempt to download the music as .m4a in the url. These files obviously don't exist in the build so playing music on Edge doesn't work.

• • YLivay
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  • 26 Sep, 2015
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  What browsers on what OS are you guys having issues on? I tested all the combination of multiple game engines (2 games for each engine I tested) and browsers and everything seems to work when im logged in or not without an issue.

  Game engines I've tested:

  MMF

  Construct 2

  Game Maker Studio HTML export

  Unity WebGL

  Browsers (tested on Windows 10/8.1 and Fedora):

  Microsoft Edge

  Internet Explorer

  Chrome

  Firefox

  Opera

  Can you share a link to the archive you're trying to upload to GJ so I could reliably replicate the issue?

• • YLivay
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  • 26 Sep, 2015
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  PhoenixNightly, what export did you use that gave you an issue?

  Sanju83, You're talking about a different issue that'll be resolved soon

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• • YLivay
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  • • Joined 23 Sep, 2015
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  • 23 Sep, 2015
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  Heya, I've looked into it a bit and found that construct uses anonymous crossOrigin requests to load textures and other resources. This means that the cookies that GameJolt set which allow you to access the files you need dont get sent and if the remote endpoint you're trying to load from doesnt have em cached for your client you're going to end up with 403's. I suggest if its possible to try and replace all the "anonymous" crossOrigin settings to "use-credentials" and check again.

  P.S. A cool feature for construct would be to allow you to choose the profile for cors requests.