Correction to my previous reply:
The code in IE Beatz IS correct HTML5. See [1]. I just hadnt seen it described
anywhere until now. Still dont understand why [2] and [3] dont work in IE9.
Best
James
[1] http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/Overview.html#audio
[2]
Hi Holger,
IE9s demo player [1] works fine. So does IE Beatz [2] - though it is by no
means as fast as in the third video down on [3] on my system. In fact my system
grinds to its knees when IE Beatz starts up. (Is that because I'm on a 64bit
system?)
But why dont the simple examples at [4]
Hi,
IE9 does not support the ogg video format. It supports h.264 (and WebM via an
additional windows driver download).
Best regards
Robert.
-
To unsubscribe send a message to: svg-developers-unsubscr...@yahoogroups.com
-or-
visit
Robert Longson schrieb am 22.03.2011 14:41:
IE9 does not support the ogg video format. It supports h.264 (and WebM via an
additional windows driver download).
We are discussing the audio element. IE9 supports AAC and MP3 there.
Even after installing the webm video codec (webm is vp8 for the
Hi,
I seem to remember that in IE6 and 7, it was considered dangerous to set
properties on DOM nodes, because this would potentially lead to memory
leaks. In modern, SVG-enabled browsers, is this still the case, or is it
considered safe to set arbitrary properties on DOM nodes? Are there hidden
5 matches
Mail list logo
