Video e Audio in HTML5
Di Patrick // 3, marzo 2010 // Pubblicato in HTML/HTML5, Video // Letto 896 CommentaVideo For Everybody is a smartly created HTML code for embedding videos into websites using the HTML5 “video” element.
If HTML5 is not supported, it falls back to QuickTime & Flash as the last option automatically (actually, as the last option, it can display an image if the Flash is not supported).
It does not use any JavaScript or browser-sniffing & works in RSS readers, iPhone / iPad besides all the major browsers.
Video For Everybody requires the video to be encoded in 2 different formats:
- MP4 (Safari, Flash, iPhone / iPad)
- OGG (Firefox 3.5+, Chrome, Opera 10.5+)
There is also a test page provided to see the compatibility it offers across browsers.
Compatibility: All Major Browsers (Linux systems without Firefox 3.5, Flash or MPEG-4 codecs can have problems)
Website: http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody
Demo: http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody/test…
JAI is an open source JavaScript audio interface for the HTML5 “audio” tag that can play a list of audio files.
It doesn’t use any image, all the elements are rendered in runtime with the “canvas” element; the click-able play-list is only a list of links that are styled with CSS.
It can only work in modern browsers that has HTML5 support & use the Ogg Vorbis audio codec for the <audio> tag.
JAI, rather than being a player to be used in today’s websites, is more a proof of concept that shows how HTML5 will be changing the web.
Compatibility: HTML5 Enabled Browsers
Infine vi consiglio vivamente questo articolo su HTML.it per iniziare ad utilizzare il supporto video e audio HTML 5 in modo cross browser:
Audio e video HTML5 con Modernizr
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