Download HTML5 Video Player for Mac or Windows, the easiest software for you to encode your video to HTML5 video format and embed HTML5 video into your own website with a few mouse clicks.
- Encode video files to HTML5 video compatible format(include MP4, WebM, Ogv) in a batch mode.
- Support all modern and old web browser with HTML5 video and Flash fallback.
- iPad/iPhone and mobile device compatible.
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Elmedia Player is the top-rated solution for Mac that supports such wireless technologies as Chromecast, AirPlay and DLNA allowing you to quickly and easily stream media files from your computer to Smart TV or to any other AirPlay, Chromecast, and DLNA-compliant devices. HTML5 Video Player is a program designed for users who wish to embed clips from their local drives in their personal websites. The latest version of HTML5 Video Player is 1.2 on Mac Informer. It is a perfect match for Editors & Converters in the Audio & Video category. The app is developed by SocuSoft Co.LTD and its user rating is 2.9 out of 5. HTML5 Video Made Easy!! Convert Videos to HTML5 Video Format. Encode your video to MP4, WebM, ogv video format in a batch mode. You just need to drap and drop your source video files to the HTML5 Video Converter and Player, it will convert them to the HTML5 video format on your Mac or Windows quickly. HTML5 Video Player for Mac software is the easiest way for you to encode your video to HTML5 video compatible format and embed into your own website with a few mouse clicks. If you are looking for the best way to put video media on your own website, you got the right place.
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HTML5 is built-in to Safari, it may depend on the website you are accessing on whether it is used. For YouTube you may need to first visit the following URL to 'turn on' HTML5 for YouTube.
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When HTML5 was new Safari was one of the better web-browsers in terms of supporting it, however sadly it seems that Apple have neglected this and according to some reports have not kept up with newer changes in the HTML5 spec. This should not prevent playing (most) HTML5 video content though.
You can test HTML5 video support here - http://www.quirksmode.org/html5/tests/video.html
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You can test HTML5 general compatibility here - https://html5test.com/index.html even Safari 10 scores much lower than the current Google Chrome and Firefox browsers. 😟
Safari only supports H.264 and does not support OGG/Theodora or WEBM however H.264 is far, far more common and is what YouTube and Netflix use as examples.
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