HTML5 Version of PHP Motion

[IKWeb]

Hello all

 

A school I am working at has just got a batch of Ipads.

 

They want now to watch videos on the ipads knowing full well 1st that Flash didnt work.

 

What I would like to know is if anyone knows of a HTML5 version of say PHPMotion which we already use, but its flash based so cant view on the pads.

 

So hence the HTML5 version, which is bleave is what googles Youtube is, and that plays fine via the web browser on the IPAD.

 

any comments would be very very welcome.

 

TIA

[CyberNerd]

Moodle plays video in HTML5

 

Multimedia plugins filter - MoodleDocs

 

Site administration settings

 

A site administrator can enable / disable multimedia formats in Settings > Site administration > Plugins > Filters > Multimedia plugins > Settings

Standard installed multimedia plugins

YouTube (displays videos hosted on youtube)

Vimeo (displays videos hosted on vimeo)

.mp3 - MPEG Audio Stream, Layer III

.flv - Flash video

.f4v - Flash video

.swf - Macromedia Flash animation File (Adobe, Inc.)

Note: Only used in trusted texts as it has potential security issues

.ogg - HTML 5 audio

.acc - HTML 5 audio

.webm - HTML 5 video

.m4v - HTML 5 video

.ogv - HTML 5 video

[plexer]

Well moodle plays 3 types of video using html5

 

Ben

[Arthur]

MediaCore (free or hosted versions available)

ClipBucket

[cumulusclips]

You can try CumulusClips

 

It's a free video sharing script / cms. It's built using HTML5 and supports mobile devices (works on all iOS & Android devices). It meats your iPad requirements. Let me know if you have any questions regarding CumulusClips.

[CAM]

The code for HTML5 video embedding is dead easy. Make a video tag, nest a few tags inside to point to the video source and off you go.

HTML5 Video