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With live video you don't really have a choice if you want compatibility with all browsers.
by biokoda 11y ago
With live video you don't really have a choice if you want compatibility with all browsers.
- annnnd 11y agoNot really - there is no flash on (most?) mobile devices. You can also use JS detection. For instance, Youtube uses Flash unless you allow google.com & googlevideo.com, then it uses HTML video tag. It's not like it costs you anything to add HTML video tag.
- biokoda 11y agolive video. There is no cross browser compatible format for live streaming.
- annnnd 11y agoSorry, missed "live" word. I don't have any (recent) experience with that, so can't comment on that. But in case of OP's page the video is not live.
- mdaniel 11y agoYou can also submit your preference to YouTube, even if you _do_ have Flash: https://www.youtube.com/html5 https://www.youtube.com/html5