iOS Safari wont play quicktime over HTTPS

Did you ever find a workaround for this? I'm running into a similar issue streaming a video from an IIS server to an iPad via https.

Thanks,

jcw

Having the same problem. Here should be a solution https://devforums.apple.com/message/361209#361209

It says following:

After experiencing the very same problem and symptoms, I was able to gain access to the Apple Developer Forum thread mentioned here (https://devforums.apple.com/message/361209#361209)

The upshot of the Apple thread is that you must have a valid Intermediate Certificate installed on the server. It is not enough to have only the server certificate installed.

I have tested this with Mac OS X 10.6 Server. I installed the server certificate and while desktop browsers were able to stream a video over HTTPS, iOS devices (iPhone and iPad) both gave the "This movie could not be played" error.

Installing the Intermediate Certificate fixed the problem.

Other devices, like Android phones and tablets, and RIM PowerBook (via Flash) had no problems playing the video without the Intermediate Certificate. I suspect it is a case of iOS being overzealous with its security, a "Feature" if not a bug ;-)

My question is: Where and how do I install the Intermediate Certificate? On the iPhone or on the Apache Server?

Time to bump this thread.

I recently re-built a site that was Flash only so that the videos would play back on the iPad using HTML5 video tags with MP4 videos. Well it turns out this mini-site is being served over HTTPS and the videos won't play on the iPad at all.

I found this thread and I'm not really sure what that blurb means up above, as that thread in the Developer forums is gone now. But can anyone else with knowledge on how to get around this MP4 over HTTPS problem help out?

Many thanks!

Bump again.