You can see in my attachment the slight color difference in video output between Flash and HTML5. The HTML5 (in FF 38) definitely has a gray cast to it.
This is made more noticeable because the first frame of video shown before the videos plays, does not have the cast and is nice and bright. As soon as the video starts, it changes to gray. I checked the values with a color picker, white in Flash has a value of 253, while white in HTML5 has a value of 235.
Hi, Mike -- Please check out our System Requirement sheet, and you will note that HTML5 is not supported in FF. I would recommend testing in Chrome. Hope that helps! :)
I'm sorry, I had not read that detail earlier. I will forward that link to my team so that everyone is made aware of system requirements for our clients. Thanks very much!
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Hi, Mike -- Please check out our System Requirement sheet, and you will note that HTML5 is not supported in FF. I would recommend testing in Chrome. Hope that helps! :)
I'm sorry, I had not read that detail earlier. I will forward that link to my team so that everyone is made aware of system requirements for our clients. Thanks very much!
No problem, Mike, and I'm happy to assist!
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