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If you look at the YouTube player UI in the demo, it appears to be YouTube's HTML5 player, not their Flash player. Edit: I've been corrected here - for some Fl
by apike 16y ago
If you look at the YouTube player UI in the demo, it appears to be YouTube's HTML5 player, not their Flash player.
Edit: I've been corrected here - for some Flash videos, they use the HTML5 style UI, and for some Flash videos they use the old style one. Presumably the demo really was Flash, although I'm not sure why you'd want Flash over HTML5 on a browser that supports it like the Android one.
- talklittle 16y agoTheir Flash player now has the same UI.
- zweben 16y agoThey just changed their Flash player interface; that is it. The HTML5 player looks like the older Flash interface.
- catch23 16y agoI'm guessing because their HTML5 one doesn't support annotations yet. Even in the chrome browser, the default is still the flash player.
- stanleydrew 16y agoYeah, they need to figure out how to show ads in the html5 player, then I think the switch will be fairly rapid with Flash being the fallback.