Changeset 532659
- Timestamp:
- 04/18/2012 03:10:00 AM (14 years ago)
- Location:
- hana-flv-player
- Files:
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- 2 edited
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tags/2.8/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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hana-flv-player/tags/2.8/readme.txt
r532656 r532659 112 112 I found that when you use the FlowPlayer v2 (old) and v3 (new) at the same time within the same post, FlowPlayer 3 is not working properly sometimes. This must be caused by the the javascript confict between v2 and v3. For now, just use the same version for all the videos in a post. 113 113 114 = Does this support HTML5 video? 114 = Does this support HTML5 video? = 115 115 116 116 I added MediaElement.js for HTML5 support. 117 117 118 = How about iPod, iPad, and iPhone support? 118 = How about iPod, iPad, and iPhone support? = 119 119 120 120 Flash is not supported under iPod, iPhone, and iPad. So the flash FLV players (Flowplayer, OS FLV player, and FLV Player Maxi) will not work with Apple devices. So I have added MediaElement.js HTML5 player to support Apple devices. Even if you are using one of the flash players, when Hana FLV player plugin detects Apple device, it will fallback to MediaElement.js automatically. However, remember that Apple browser does not support FLV videos. So to be compatible 100% with Apple devices, you must encode video as h.264 (mp4) since it is supported by both Apple browser and flash players. -
hana-flv-player/trunk/readme.txt
r532656 r532659 112 112 I found that when you use the FlowPlayer v2 (old) and v3 (new) at the same time within the same post, FlowPlayer 3 is not working properly sometimes. This must be caused by the the javascript confict between v2 and v3. For now, just use the same version for all the videos in a post. 113 113 114 = Does this support HTML5 video? 114 = Does this support HTML5 video? = 115 115 116 116 I added MediaElement.js for HTML5 support. 117 117 118 = How about iPod, iPad, and iPhone support? 118 = How about iPod, iPad, and iPhone support? = 119 119 120 120 Flash is not supported under iPod, iPhone, and iPad. So the flash FLV players (Flowplayer, OS FLV player, and FLV Player Maxi) will not work with Apple devices. So I have added MediaElement.js HTML5 player to support Apple devices. Even if you are using one of the flash players, when Hana FLV player plugin detects Apple device, it will fallback to MediaElement.js automatically. However, remember that Apple browser does not support FLV videos. So to be compatible 100% with Apple devices, you must encode video as h.264 (mp4) since it is supported by both Apple browser and flash players.
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