Why won't the QuickTime controller play

[latteda]

I have embedded a QuickTime movie into this page and I can't get the controller to display. Any ideas? I believe I've set the parameters correctly. I'm using Dreamweaver and under the Properties Panel I added 16 pixels to the height.

http://www.lattedaimagery.com/lifechoices/support/media.html

 

[latteda]

Here is a screenshot with the properties inspector and code if that helps anyone. Please help!

 

[FrontPage97]

More people have Flash than QuickTime. For starters I'd upload .flv files. Then just have a text hyperlink to the QuickTime files. Then there shouldn't be any problems. No QuickTime scripts required.

 

[Phreaddee]

no to flash and no to quicktime.
use html5 video
or embed from youtube/vimeo.

 

[FrontPage97]

no to flash and no to quicktime.
use html5 video
or embed from youtube/vimeo.

YouTube uses .flv don't they? I actually used savetube.com to grab my .flv file off YouTube using their compression.

What is the file extension for html5 video do you use when exporting from After Effects?

 

[chrishirst]

What is the file extension for html5 video

.html, .htm, .php, .asp, .aspx. .cf, etc. etc.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_video.asp

 

[FrontPage97]

.html, .htm, .php, .asp, .aspx. .cf, etc. etc.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_video.asp

mp4 and ogg are the supported movie file extensions. Not any of those.

 

[Phreaddee]

YouTube uses .flv don't they?

well yes you tube does, but they are transitioning at the moment.
http://www.youtube.com/html5

I much prefer vimeo which only uses flash as a fallback for older browsers.

 

[chrishirst]

mp4 and ogg are the supported movie file extensions. Not any of those.

Yeeesss,


I was being somewhat facetious as HTML5 video does not use browser "pugins" that rely on extensions, it is the FORMAT of the video that matters

And you missed out the webM format.


Someday MS IS going to get rid of the long outdated need for file extensions identifying what application opens the file.

 

[alwaysplay]

You can now sign up for the YouTube HTML5 trial. Pretty sweet.