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html5 video tag not supported by safari

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have added a video file in one of my project using html 5 video tag. working fine in Firefox and chrome but not working in safari and ios....

 

what should i do now??

  • 2 weeks later...

It depends of the version of Safari you use, you have to put the video in various formats to work in all browsers for example:

<video ...>
<source src=”” type=’video/mp4;codecs=””..../>
<source src=”” type=’video/webm;codecs=””..../>
</video>

Also if you want to avoid compatibility issues with html5 I recommend you to use other options like flash videos, the major part of computers support it...

Also if you want to avoid compatibility issues with html5 I recommend you to use other options like flash videos, the major part of computers support it...

 

But then it won't work on iOS or current Android devices.

But then it won't work on iOS or current Android devices.

It will if you embed the flash video as a fall back (nested within the video tags) it that case the handheld devices will play the HTML5 videos and ignore the flash file.

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