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Display: none #202
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Hi, what browser are you using? the code to show the canvas uses a For reference, this is the code that removes https://github.com/k-yle/rtsp-relay/blob/e5d7d52/browser/index.js#L66 |
Its very weird. There is no real difference in how I use it between the example that works and my application either. The only real difference is that I use a async function in my useEffect, even changing that back makes no difference. Here is my code just incase you see something weird. function Stream(props) {
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}; |
The only unusual thing is that |
I am experiencing the same issue, chrome, not using |
Experiencing same issue here. When stream is connected something changes "diplay" property to none; i've just used simple boilerplate from examples
help needed pls |
@abadrangui I solved it at the moment with an hack using
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@TzlilSwimmer123 thank you very much, you made my day <3 |
I have the same problem just using the demo code |
after calling my endpoint and loading the stream successfully, my stream still has the display: none styling. This does not happen when I am running the example but occurs when being used in another component. If I inspect the page and remove the display prop manually I can see the stream playing perfectly fine. Any idea what might be causing this?
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