Greetings WNL,
You must have posted some of the above posts while i was typing mine because i missed them, which is probably a good thing. I might still be trying to respond fully. I will go back over them as i can.
Regarding the video tag, can you somehow put two or three different formats up? Reason being that Safari (Apple), IE etc (Windows) and Opera need different formats. I know you can make the browser look and check using code but not sure if you can simply put two or three different formats up so they can choose the one that works?
Unless it has been updated, for rxample
H.264/MP4 for Safari and Internet Explorer
WebM and Ogg/Theora for most others
I don't know if it possible or not.
From
How to Use HTML 5 Tags to Embed Videos for Dispay in Modern Browsers
HTML 5 VIDEO OFFERS SOME DRAWBACKS
These include:
Something to put on your list.
Bless you ....><>
edit:
Have you read this?
HTML video Tag
Next EDIT: The FIRST, LAST and BACK buttons are much better now. I was reading and copy pasting and didn't even notice them and when I did, I was not distracted by them. Much better.
Also, I don't think I have explained it properly so far, but with my Browser (Opera), the video, so far, is inert. There is no difference between it and a blank part of the page. No message, no anything. Some OS's and Browsers have some recognition but mine has zero response to the frame the video is in. Thought that might be of help? ....><>
You must have posted some of the above posts while i was typing mine because i missed them, which is probably a good thing. I might still be trying to respond fully. I will go back over them as i can.
Regarding the video tag, can you somehow put two or three different formats up? Reason being that Safari (Apple), IE etc (Windows) and Opera need different formats. I know you can make the browser look and check using code but not sure if you can simply put two or three different formats up so they can choose the one that works?
Unless it has been updated, for rxample
H.264/MP4 for Safari and Internet Explorer
WebM and Ogg/Theora for most others
I don't know if it possible or not.
From
How to Use HTML 5 Tags to Embed Videos for Dispay in Modern Browsers
HTML 5 VIDEO OFFERS SOME DRAWBACKS
These include:
- You have to encode your video in at least three different codecs
- You have to include some JavaScript to ensure browsers that don't support HTML 5 will work
- Your server has to be able to handle the bandwidth requirements of hosting videos
Something to put on your list.
Bless you ....><>
edit:
Have you read this?
HTML video Tag
Next EDIT: The FIRST, LAST and BACK buttons are much better now. I was reading and copy pasting and didn't even notice them and when I did, I was not distracted by them. Much better.
Also, I don't think I have explained it properly so far, but with my Browser (Opera), the video, so far, is inert. There is no difference between it and a blank part of the page. No message, no anything. Some OS's and Browsers have some recognition but mine has zero response to the frame the video is in. Thought that might be of help? ....><>
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