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IE10 behaviour differs between Windows 8 Metro and Desktop. If you're on metro, websites that use flash for certain things (e.g., our web site uses it for image
by OriginalSyn 14y ago
IE10 behaviour differs between Windows 8 Metro and Desktop. If you're on metro, websites that use flash for certain things (e.g., our web site uses it for image zoom, video and audio file previews.) We have to submit to Microsoft for whitelisting, or more hopefully we can finally convince our business to let us switch to HTML5 but that will require reprocessing hundreds of thousands of videos and audio files that are huge.
- tuxracer 14y agoFYI Flash no longer needs videos in an FLV container. If you use h.264 video in an MP4 container that can be directly played by Flash, Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari, Android, and iOS. You still may have to reprocess legacy videos but going forward you wont have to maintain different versions of videos depending on platform if you use an MP4 container and h.264 video.