I'm looking into video.js as a possible solution for cross-platform video player.
Mostly I have to support iOS and Android clients.
Does video.js player support mobile devices under iOS 5+ and Android native browser?
Yes it does. Back to iOS 3 and android 2.2.
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Does AVPlayer support both H-265 and DVR (Digital Video Recording for Live stream) in iOS 10? If not, does it support both in new iOS 11?
The AVPlayer on iOS 10 doesn't support HEVC(H.265). You can try yourself with an iOS 10 iPhone on these sample videos : https://x265.com/hevc-video-files
But there is some good news. During the 2017 WWDC, Apple announced the support of HEVC in iOS 11 (also in macOS High Sierra and tvOS 11).
If you want more detailed informations about it, you should check out the following WWDC videos :
Introducing HEIF and HEVC
For DVR support, I have never heard of this kind of feature in iOS at all.
We have chosen to build our next app with the XDK, for both android and iOS. Our question is:
Are SVG images working on Android 2.3.x and iOS7 devices (not emulators or simulators) through the use of the intel XDK?
Can anyone confirm real-life experience regarding this ?
Thanks!
Please reply to the post at the intel xdk forum:
https://forums.html5dev-software.intel.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=6613
Full support for SVGs began in iOS 3.2 and Android 3.0. Can I Use is a great resource for viewing when HTML5, CSS3, SVG and more are supported on mobile operating systems.
I'm developing a 3D application with css3 and webgl for ios6+ and android 4.0+ (mainly for mobile phone). The devices I have are iPhone 4S(iOS7), iPad mini2 and nexus 5.
So is necessary for me to have an iPhone 5S or any other devices to do the test?
Any suggestions for device testing to target as more devices?
Is there any common compatibility issues between iOS safari, android Chrome and android browser?
Thanks
In my opinion, you may also consider a Nexus 7 or Nexus 10 for Android tablet testing. There are loads of other large screen Android devices but you may have already known that the Nexus series are most suitable for development.
Can Appcelerator titanium be used to develop kindle e-reader (not fire) apps?
thanks
Titanium Mobile only supports Android, iOS, Mobile Web (HTML5) and BlackBerry (beta) SDKs.
Kindle e-readers use the Kindle Development Kit (KDK) which is not based on Android.
I am planning to create an app which will target iOS, Android, Blackberry and Nokia S60 and Symbian 3.
I am planning to use PhoneGap using Sencha touch. I believe Blackberry does not have webkit support, so i am assuming i will have to have a separate code base for Blackberry and the same for Nokia s60 based phones. Will Blackberry and Nokia s60 devices support html5 ?
Can anyone help me as to how to proceed ahead with it.
Any help in this matter is highly appreciated.
Sencha Touch will cover you for iOS, Android and BlackBerry but not for Symbian devices. But considering that Nokia has abandoned it I don't know why you'd worry about targeting it.
Blackberry uses WebKit and, for example, supports many of the WebKit css3 animations as seen here: http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/18234/Overview_function_1176567_11.jsp
You can also read this blogpost about html5 on Blackberry: http://devblog.blackberry.com/2010/03/use-html5-in-your-blackberry-web-content/