Getting Started - Navigating HTML5 - Revision history

Mdale: /* Using a JavaScript HTML5 Player Library */ updated player comparison to internal link

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Using a JavaScript HTML5 Player Library: updated player comparison to internal link

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2011-08-27T15:49:19Z

moved Getting Started - Choosing a Player to Getting Started - Navagating HTML5: the chose a player page is more than just "chose a player" its a bit of background and history on html5.

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2011-08-27T02:40:08Z

removed looking to 2011 added note to getting started page for kaltura

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 === Using a JavaScript HTML5 Player Library ===
-If dealing with all the complexities of building an HTML5 player from scratch does not sound fun, there are fortunately many open source HTML5 players to choose from. A good site to try some of the more popular players is http://praegnanz.de/html5video/index.php.
+If dealing with all the complexities of building an HTML5 player from scratch does not sound fun, there are fortunately many open source HTML5 players to choose from. You can try out popular players on the [[HTML5_Player_Comparison|player comparison page]]
 Choosing a particular software solution is never easy. Here, I have broken down choosing an HTML5 player into three major areas of consideration: feature set, extendibility, and sustainability/community.

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 [[Category:HTML5 Resources]]
-This page hopes to outline a short history of HTML5 video on how you can make use of html5 video for your website today.
+This page hopes to outline a short history of HTML5 video and how you can make use of html5 video for your website today.
   Looking for how to use the Kaltura HTML5 player? See [[Getting Started with Kaltura HTML5]]
 HTML5 has quickly transitioned from an ad hoc standards process into a widely adopted and highly visible platform for delivering rich media web experiences. We will look at key developments that shaped the HTML5 platform and how HTML5 is playing an increasingly critical role in organizations' online media presence. We will also highlight many practical and technical resources to help navigate HTML5 video for use in your organization or software platform. And finally, we look at what developments we can expect in 2011.

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 This page hopes to outline a short history of HTML5 video on how you can make use of html5 video for your website today.
   Looking for how to use the Kaltura HTML5 player? See [[Getting Started with Kaltura HTML5]]
 HTML5 has quickly transitioned from an ad hoc standards process into a widely adopted and highly visible platform for delivering rich media web experiences. We will look at key developments that shaped the HTML5 platform and how HTML5 is playing an increasingly critical role in organizations' online media presence. We will also highlight many practical and technical resources to help navigate HTML5 video for use in your organization or software platform. And finally, we look at what developments we can expect in 2011.

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	This page hopes to outline a short history of HTML5 video on how you can make use of html5 video for your website today.		This page hopes to outline a short history of HTML5 video on how you can make use of html5 video for your website today.
−	Looking for how to use the ~~kaltura library specifically~~? See [[Getting Started with Kaltura HTML5]]	+	Looking for how to use the Kaltura HTML5 player? See [[Getting Started with Kaltura HTML5]]

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 [[Category:HTML5 Resources]]
 HTML5 has quickly transitioned from an ad hoc standards process into a widely adopted and highly visible platform for delivering rich media web experiences. We will look at key developments that shaped the HTML5 platform and how HTML5 is playing an increasingly critical role in organizations' online media presence. We will also highlight many practical and technical resources to help navigate HTML5 video for use in your organization or software platform. And finally, we look at what developments we can expect in 2011.
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 A video player is only as good as the video platform behind it. A video platform manages everything from content ingestion, encoding, player feature customization, and dynamic playlists to analytics and advertising. Most importantly, the platform provides a "marketplace of features" that enables the integrator to make high-level choices about plug-ins, partnerships, and integrated components without worrying about underlying platform implementations. When evaluating platforms with HTML5 support, look for platforms that provide as much feature parity between Flash and HTML5 as possible.
 Originally written by Michael Dale for [http://www.streamingmedia.com/Articles/Editorial/Featured-Articles/Navigating-HTML5-Video-74228.aspx Streaming Media Magazine Navigating HTML5 article] But feel free to edit this document and make improvements.

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	Many JavaScript libraries are making it relatively easy to support HTML5 video. In 2011, we suspect we will see some consolidation of widely used HTML5 players as the network effects take hold of the market. Specialty plug-in makers (analytics, advertising, network management tools) can't easily build plug-ins for every HTML5 player out there, so some consolidation will occur		Many JavaScript libraries are making it relatively easy to support HTML5 video. In 2011, we suspect we will see some consolidation of widely used HTML5 players as the network effects take hold of the market. Specialty plug-in makers (analytics, advertising, network management tools) can't easily build plug-ins for every HTML5 player out there, so some consolidation will occur

−	Originally written by Michael Dale for http://www.streamingmedia.com/Articles/Editorial/Featured-Articles/Navigating-HTML5-Video-74228.aspx	+	Originally written by Michael Dale for [http://www.streamingmedia.com/Articles/Editorial/Featured-Articles/Navigating-HTML5-Video-74228.aspx Streaming Media Magazine Navigating HTML5 article] But feel free to edit this document and make improvements.