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To make a <video> responsive, you only have to set its width to 100%... not a big deal. But yeah, I love flowplayer, it has a nice js API. Too bad it's not IE6

• TazeTSchnitzel 14y ago
  Well, yes, but it's nice to see how flowplayer resizes its interface with browser width on-the-fly.
• taylorbuley 14y ago
  Why on earth do you need IE6 support? IE6 is not even in the top 12 browsers according to StatCounter.
  • mddw 14y ago
    Globaly, yes. But if you want, per example, to target China, IE6 is mandatory. http://www.ie6countdown.com/ http://www.ie6countdown.com/ (and even Japan is at 4.7% according to this site. 4.7% is significant enough.)
    • fjarlq 14y ago
      Mandatory? For everybody? There's a cost to supporting IE6, and a cost to not supporting it. Depending on what you're doing, it might make much better sense to do something like: http://code.google.com/p/ie6-upgrade-warning/ http://code.google.com/p/ie6-upgrade-warning/ IE6 usage is falling fast, even in China.
• tipiirai 14y ago
  Not really. You obviously need to take care of the height too and it must depend on video dimensions. Other players out there are designed for fixed widths.
  • mddw 14y ago
    A 100% width <video> keeps its natural aspect ratio. Like an <img>.
    • tipiirai 14y ago
      Sure, but taking care of other parts of the player needs to be taken care of. Not that it's hard but it's surely not a feature of video players out there.