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> On 13/05/11 14:19, Greg Jones wrote:

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>> Just a thought, YouTube has code now for embedding HTML5 (iframe) and

>> code for Flash (embed). I think it is a "one or the other" type

>> situation. Not 100% sure on that. If that is the case you could use

>> modernizr (http://www.modernizr.com/) to see if their browser is capable

>> of HTML5 video. If yes, use iframe HTML5 code. If no, use embed and

>> Flash. Good luck and thanks for putting up the blog.

>

> Embedding their HTML5 player sounds like a brilliant idea, especially

> now that Firefox 4 is available and Youtube is using WebM even more

> extensively than before. I'd agree that a Flash fallback is still a good

> idea, though.

>

I just grabbed the embed code from youtube
Is there a way to wrap that in a seperate player?  I thought the browser

or youtube was in charge of deciding the playback format?
Otherwise it's possible that I could setup a kalturaCE install but that

requires hosting and serving the videos too...
Cheers.
--

Patrick Shirkey

Boost Hardware Ltd.
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