Html and C# .net video player

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Hi all,
I am working in a .NET project where i have to upload a video file in a folder using "fileupload". I do this successfully.
Now i required a video player which is showing these files. I used some jq video player like mediaelementjs and jplayer but
they has some limitation. I have to give different format video for different browser but that is not my purpose.
I give only mp4 or flv file.
So is there any free jq player or any kind of .net supported player present? And how i do this.

Thanks in Advance
Manojit

Posted 8-Jan-13 5:24am

Manojit Mondal

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Solution 1

If a player was '.NET supported', it would not work via HTML. Nowadays, your best bet is to use HTML5 video, but with HTML5 taking over, flv players are easy to find on the web, for free. Have you looked ?

Yes, with HTML5, you need different files to cover all the browsers, it is true.

Posted 8-Jan-13 8:27am

Christian Graus

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[no name] 8-Jan-13 14:45pm

hey try this

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_video.asp

its well supported

Solution 2

hey try this

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_video.asp

its well supported

Posted 8-Jan-13 8:46am

CafedeJamaica

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Manojit Mondal 9-Jan-13 0:22am

Yes I am trying this video tag also but there is one problem i to have give mp4 for chrome and ogg file for Mozilla. But I need one formatted video which support all browser. And Is this video tag support IE7,IE8 also?

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Manojit Mondal · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-14T19:43:00

Solution 3

Hi all,
I am using http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/[^]
And there is support all flv,mp4,mov type video on any browser.

Thanks,
Manojit

Posted 14-Jan-13 19:43pm

Manojit Mondal