- From: Oliver Hunt <oliver@apple.com>
- Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2008 14:13:38 -0800
Your original question (about control sizes, etc) was answered very quickly -- the video element provides a block that displays video, other css elements can be used to provide the controls -- there is no requirement for the actual controls to be visually attached to the video element itself, so making the control dimensions be implicit in the video element is either restrictive (the controls must be visually connected to the video in a predefined way) or redundant (you have two mechanisms to define controls, either as generic css or using a restricted amount of control inside the visual area of the video element). Subsequently you turned it into the well covered topic of codecs -- i had merely assumed that as your original question had been answered you were asking a separate question on the topic of codec selection, which as i said has already been covered in detail and is non-trivial. --Oliver On 29/01/2008, at 2:00 PM, Charles wrote: > Oliver, > >> You're basically complaining about the codec choice... > > No, this thread isn't about that. > > I'm saying that the <video> element doesn't solve the problem that > needs > solving. Read the thread again, ignore the stuff about 3rd-party > QuickTime > components, and hopefully my points will be clear. > > -- Charles > >
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