> Other than that, at the risk of sounding like I'm on the Blip
> payroll, the Blip flash player is quite a neat solution. It'll play
> the video in the Flash player as a high quality H264 mp4 file when
> one is available, or otherwise as a Flash video.
Verdi wrote a post about this here:
http://r
A lot of people provide a Flash player as default for maximum
compatibility and then provide a text link to the high quality file
underneath. In a lot of cases, you need to provide a text link to
the file for podcasting purposes anyway, so you could just label that
as a high quality versio
YouTube habits have encouraged a ready use of flash players online. But few
people I mix with are aware that the .mov file option I offer is a much better
viewing experience.
So what means do folk employ to get visitors to consider either downloading or
watching the .mov file instead of the fl
