HTML5 an inexpensive, easy-to-implement technology for distributing video to desktop and mobile viewers, particularly if you incorporate Flash fallback, so older computers without HTML5-compatible browsers can still play the video.
If you'd like to learn more about what HTML5 can do for you and how to implement it, attend the webinar. Below is a more detailed description; click here to register.
Webinar: Distributing to Desktops and Mobile Devices via HMTL5
Wednesday October 9, 2013; 2:00-2:30 PM EST
Who this free seminar is for: HTML5 can provide a simple, inexpensive way to deliver video to desktop and mobile devices, but there are some critical limitations. This webinar is for producers who want to learn how to distribute via HTML5, and when other technologies like Flash and HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) are better options.
What it covers:
-- What HTML5 is, how it works and how it can help you deliver video to desktop and mobile devices.
-- The current market share of HTML5 browsers and how they are split between the H.264 and WebM codecs.
-- What Flash fallback is and how it enables your video play on older computers.
-- How to easily produce the files and HTML code necessary for HTML5 with Flash fallback delivery with Sorenson Squeeze 9.
-- What HTML5 can’t do and when you need to use alternative technologies like Flash, HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) and HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS).
What you will learn: How you can use HTML5 with Flash fallback to inexpensively deliver to desktop and mobile players, and when you should seek other options.
Register here to receive a day-of email with a link to view the webinar and a PDF copy of the Powerpoint slides used in the webinar. See you there!