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I'm playing whack-a-mole trying to make an embedded video file work on all major browsers.

It's just a Quicktime h.264 .mov and .m4v file but if I use it doesn't work in IE, and if I use the Quicktime JS Prototype code it doesn't work in Firefox. Of course .flv won't work with IOS.

Is there a format/method of embedding that works on all major current browsers "out of the box"?

Brian Barrus
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I woud use H.264 codec in MPEG-4 (MP4) container.

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Davyd Geyl
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  • Thanks Davyd, any recommendations on how best to embed into a page? – chainwork Apr 26 '13 at 22:21
  • I suppose you mean a web page. The best method I know is to use HTML5 native video tag. The movie file should be segmented first in order to be used with it. I use Apple media file segmenter. – Davyd Geyl Apr 30 '13 at 02:05