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Does HTML5 display videos on pc,mac&ipad?

by bobalou
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Does anyone have any experience with html5 for playing
videos on a mac and pc. Someone told me that it's buggy.
With html5 does that allow you to have your videos play on pc and mac and ipad?
#display #html5 #mac #macandipad #videos
  • Profile picture of the author CoMpUtErGoD20XX
    Originally Posted by bobalou View Post

    Does anyone have any experience with html5 for playing
    videos on a mac and pc. Someone told me that it's buggy.
    With html5 does that allow you to have your videos play on pc and mac and ipad?
    Yes, HTML5 can play videos on PC & MAC. It is done through the browser itself without any kinds of external plugins (like Adobe Flash Player).

    If the user is not using an updated and modern browser they might not be able to play HTML5 content.
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  • Profile picture of the author avinashpathak11
    The HTML5 specification was adopted as the starting point of the work of the new HTML working group of the W3C in 2007. This working group published the First Public Working Draft of the specification on 22 January 2008.
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  • Profile picture of the author Brandon Tanner
    Originally Posted by bobalou View Post

    Does anyone have any experience with html5 for playing
    videos on a mac and pc. Someone told me that it's buggy.
    With html5 does that allow you to have your videos play on pc and mac and ipad?
    HTML5 itself isn't "buggy", it just isn't supported in older browsers. If you're going to use HTML5 at this point, then it's a good idea to create conditional rules in your CSS that accommodate older browsers as well. This will become less and less of an issue as time goes on... but for now, there are just too many people using older browsers to rely on HTML5 alone.
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