Some high-end Philips TV sets have a cool feature, . Basically, it is LED lighting that changes its color dynamically, depending on the television picture's color. It is such a pleasure to watch movies on an Ambilight-enabled TV!
There are some implementations of such lighting in Adobe Flash. Why can't we, web masters, do the same thing using scripts? It was another opportunity for me to check out what state-of-the-art web browsers can do, so I've made the following thing:
Hi everybody! In this article, I'll tell you about one HTML5 video player. Probably you know that state-of-the-art web browsers already support HTML 5, which lets you embed video into a web document in such a way that a web browser doesn't need any plugins to play it.
September being one month before the HTML5 spec goes to last call in October, there’s been a few significant changes to the HTML5 spec that we wanted to briefly share with our patients.
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