HTML5 VIDEO PLAYER IE 11 720P
HTML5 VIDEO PLAYER IE 11 INSTALL

Luckily the PC has a DisplayPort connector and the monitor supports HDCP so at some point I'll convert DP to DVI-D and hope the DP is actually activated.

HTML5 VIDEO PLAYER IE 11 720P

If the issue persists, try using our new HTML5 video player on Chrome, Internet Explorer 11, Microsoft Edge or Opera'Īnd when I use IE11 on my home PC (I use FF all the time) I am forced to use Silverlight and get a strip at the top of the video suggesting I use the HTML5 player in IE11, Firefox (latest) or Chrome, I'm sure there is no mention of Edge or Opera but I can't check until I'm home.Īlso the Flash version allowed me to watch in 720p at work on the VGA monitor, now I'm using the HTML5 player in Chrome it won't let me watch in HD because the monitor is not HDCP compliant.

If you have issues after installing, restart your browser and try again. Please refresh this page when the installation completes. 'Microsoft Silverlight is not installedInstall the free Silverlight plug-in it will just take a minute. This worked for a couple of months until a couple of weeks ago when Amazon Instant Video gave me the following error message:

HTML5 VIDEO PLAYER IE 11 INSTALL

Sadly Amazon UK have now removed Flash Entirely from their videos as I used to watch it in work where I can't install Silverlight in crappy IE8 after finding out that I could switch to Flash in some very hidden settings. Maybe you can change Firefox's User Agent so it looks like Chrome to the Amazon Instant Video website ( how-to info on that in this other thread), maybe it'll work, maybe not. Firefox has support for DRM as you mentioned. Idk why HTML5 Amazon Instant Video is available for Chrome and not Firefox. Maybe that's not the case - maybe your preference is HTML5, Silverlight, Flash - not HTML5, Flash, Silverlight. I thought I'd mention you can use Flash as well - instead of Silverlight - to view Amazon Instant Video, in case you'd prefer Flash over Silverlight. Linux: 'Since flash will no longer be developed for Linux past 11.2' 'Flash for Linux is no longer being actively updated') (General Flash situation, latest version: '19.0.0.245' OP, I see you mention Internet Explorer, so I assume you're on Windows, in which case this information might be useful to you if - I know you'd prefer HTML5, but as that's currently not available to Firefox users apparently - you might prefer using Flash instead of Silverlight. Quote /u/kwierso (with modification by me):Īmazon Instant Video prompts me to install Silverlight, but has a link to a Flash version of their video player, which still works just fine. In Firefox I can only use Silverlight to view Amazon Instant Video (.)Īctually (if the information I'm providing you is not outdated/obsolete) you can use Flash as well.

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