Quicktime in Safari?

i havent heard anything, i would hope so though, i guess it might just depend on the encoding and all that

 

I most certainly think QT is supported in safari, Jobs wants people to switch from Flash to QT for online videos. The truth is, QT is a FAR superior product campared to Flash which uses a tremendous amount of resources.

 

I'm 99% sure that in one of the reviews I read yesterday, it said iPhone supports quicktime in safari.

 

lol, no matter iphone supports it or not, iPod ..... is already there.

 

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/apple/everything-we-know-about-the-iphone-272827.php

in the "what it has", quicktime is listed, there for it might be possible to do flash, remember you can enable quicktime to decode flash vids on your mac..

 

How do you play QT in iphone Safari?

Hi. Does anyone know how you can play quicktime video's
in safari? Does it have to be enabled and if so then how? A technician at the Apple store (Mac Genius) said it could play QT in Safari (iphone) but it had to be enabled through iTunes. I certainly didn't think he was confused and meant to load it into your iPhone without using Safari at all.
I go to mentalfunk.com on my iphone and I'm not able to view quicktime videos there.
If anyone has any information to add that would be great.

 

that site uses WMV (yuck) not quicktime,

but I dont think I ever enabled quicktime in itunes for the iPhone. it is just there!

 

An example of how to use Quicktime in Safari:
Go to video.google.com
Click on a video, then choose to download it in iPod/PSP format. It will open in a Quicktime "application" that looks/works much like the YouTube application.

Not sure how videos have to be encoded to work with the iPhone, but I heard that streaming videos won't work.

 

I have watched quicktime videos on my iPhone... it also rotates them as well. something that youtube doesn't, but really doesn't matter.

 

NO Steaming Videos are working on IPhone only YouTude and a few others can do it. Will be MPEG4 BTW too, when and if it ever works

 

Ok, great! - what are some other sites with iPhone useable Quicktime

Cool, I can use google videos in Safari. That's awesome! At MentalFunk.com you can download the files in QuickTime but it doesn't seem to work with the iPhone. (look for "gun safety" video -funny!)
Would you tell me where I can find anyother videos sites with quicktime that work on the iPhone. For instance, are there any news sites or anything interesting. I appreciate the help.

 

I just wish they would let us have access to the player, but only 3 sites can play Iphone videos. Youtube, Google, and Iplayboy they are the only 3 I know of.

 

I was on some random tech site and here is bow QuickTime worked: the page loaded and where the video should go there was a black box with the QuickTime logo I it. All you have to do is click the box and it opens up the video full screen I the video player that is used for youtube and other mo IEA on you phone.

 

Uh, the best example for Quicktime working on the iPhone is www.apple.com/trailers

 

I've played various audio files from blogs using quicktime and safari.

 

NO Streaming Videos will Play from any site but YouTube, Google, and Iplayboy. People can “link” to these videos as long as they are hosted on their service they will play but ONLY Apple, YouTube, Google, and Iplayboy are able to play videos on the Iphone. Why do u think that guy is selling “downloads” for the Iphone? Cuzz they will not play maybe?

As soon as we get any kind of flash capability added or a player some of us will try to bring U guys better content and more options http://www.alivemedia.net/tutorials/flash-demo.htm We just need a little bit of help that only apple can provide first

 

Can't find on Youtube in Safari the link which will launch the vid in the Youtube app

I can't find on Youtube in Safari the link which will launch the vid in the Youtube app

 

None of those videos are streaming, the movie files are being downloaded to your iPhone's Safari cache. Even Apple's movies on their website.

 

Oh hell, I'll bite. I just tested this and it works.

Encode a video with iMovie or any other export tool that has proper settings for iPod and AppleTV into a m4v container. Pick resolution and bitrates that are within the iPod limits and reasonable for download. You might want to do two, one for wifi speed and a lower quality one for EDGE

Link the resulting video with an

HTML:

<embed src="myvideo.m4v" height="..." width="...">

tag in your page. Make the height 16 pixels more than the video.

If you link directly to the video, safari will complain about the file size and not play. If you use the embed tag, you'll get a box inside the webpage with a play button, and clicking on that will cause the iPhone to launch the mobile QT player and start streaming. As soon as it buffers enough to play, it will.

I haven't found the attribute yet to put a static graphic inside the embed box on the main web page.

I'm not sure yet how to detect the difference between a iPhone on WiFi and an iPhone on EDGE, or if it's possible either in javascript on the client or some request attribute on the web server. If it is, you'd want to make the client either request the right version, or have the server serve different versions accordingly.

The user-agent string for the QT player is "Apple OS X v1.0 CoreMedia v1.0.0.1A543a" (Presumably that last bit is a build number subject to change)

 

I can't get Google videos to play.

 

Yup, thats exactly how to do it. Works great for on-demand videos. The only problem I was trying to say before is that it doesn't seem to support streaming (for example a live event or watching live TV or listening to online radio, etc).

 

Quicktime progressive download works!

Just to be clear, the iphone DOES support quicktime progressive download from any website as long as you encode it correctly. For most people, this is the same as streaming. The quicktime does not play "inside" safari, but it launches the iphone quicktime player. When you quit the quicktime player, you are returned to the web page you launched from.

On my test iphone video website, I have several quicktime videos in various resolutions. The iphone is smart enough to place a graphical "play button" over any video in ipod/iphone format. They play while progressively downloading. See:

http://rogerbly.com

I use the apple JS lib style:

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
QT_WriteOBJECT_XHTML('http://www.rogerbly.com/video/LJCove-Scooters-thumb.mov',
'96','54','','bgcolor','FFFFFF','controller','false','href',
'http://www.rogerbly.com/video/LJCove-Scooters-ipod.m4v','target','QuickTimePlayer');
</script>

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This is soooo cool!

Cheers,
Roger