Or was Apple actually block anyone using Flashplayer on specifially Mac Mini???
HTML5 already out. You MIGHT want to see if Hulu have HTML5 access. For example, I was curious if my HTC EVO 4G's browser (I uses Dolphin browser which already have HTML5 built-in) and went to Youtube/ help section, I found link for HTML5 for Youtube. I switched over to HTML5 in Youtube on my phone and test ran. It works nicely!!
I checked to see if Hulu plan to have HTML5, here's the info "Pardon our dust<< Hulu Blog" I copy and pasted the section from below of Hulu blog:
An Aside on HTML5
Those are the highlights of our new player. Before we move on to the other updates to our site today, let me address a related topic that’s been in the news a lot recently: HTML5. Plenty of users and members of the press ask about this topic all the time.
When it comes to technology, our only guiding principle is to best serve the needs of all of our key customers: our viewers, our content partners who license programs to us, our advertisers, and each other. We continue to monitor developments on HTML5, but as of now it doesn’t yet meet all of our customers’ needs. Our player doesn’t just simply stream video, it must also secure the content, handle reporting for our advertisers, render the video using a high performance codec to ensure premium visual quality, communicate back with the server to determine how long to buffer and what bitrate to stream, and dozens of other things that aren’t necessarily visible to the end user. Not all video sites have these needs, but for our business these are all important and often contractual requirements.
That’s not to say these features won’t be added to HTML5 in the future (or be easier to implement). Technology is a fast-moving space and we’re constantly evaluating which tools will best allow us to fulfill our mission for as many of our customers as possible.
That’s a look at the new Hulu player. Let’s turn to advertising.
So Flashplayer soon going going going goooonnnee!!!
Catty
