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==Browser and device support== | ==Browser and device support== | ||
App Suite uses mediaelement.js [http://mediaelementjs.com] as media player. The player uses native HTML5 audio and video elements plus it falls back to flash or silverlight if they are not available. | App Suite uses ''mediaelement.js'' [http://mediaelementjs.com] as media player. The player uses native HTML5 audio and video elements plus it falls back to flash or silverlight if they are not available. | ||
Every browser supports a different set of supported codecs and container formats. Follow this link to see which ones: http://mediaelementjs.com/#devices | Every browser supports a different set of supported codecs and container formats. Follow this link to see which ones: http://mediaelementjs.com/#devices | ||
Revision as of 10:20, 17 April 2013
Mediaplayer
Browser and device support
App Suite uses mediaelement.js [1] as media player. The player uses native HTML5 audio and video elements plus it falls back to flash or silverlight if they are not available.
Every browser supports a different set of supported codecs and container formats. Follow this link to see which ones: http://mediaelementjs.com/#devices
How to enable/disable the media player
In order to configure this server-side, just create a new property file or append to existing appsuite.properties (mind the double-slash; this in not a typo!):
io.ox/files//audioEnabled = true|false io.ox/files//videoEnabled = true|false