Hello, I just wanted to take time to say that I have just uploaded my first HTML5?CSS3 website, and to pass on a few snippets I picked up on the way. It's not the "prettiest" site in the world, but is is responsive for mobile devices (iPad/iPhone and stuff and is is accessible. Accessibility is a big thing with me because I have poor eyesight and my partner is totally blind - that's her guide dog over on the left. http://www.ajswebdesign.com contains an HTML5 video, which has given me some problems en-route. Friends at CC linked me to "Easy HTML5 Video, which I found troublesome, as it insisted on creating an M4V file instead of MP4 which seemed to be a problem.
I found the following helpful links on my journey:
handbrake.com - crates MP4 video from most formats
http://firefogg.org which is a plugin for Firefox and you can create the other two (ogg and webm) video formats.
You may want a fall-back to flash for older browser users and I used:
http://www.osmf.org/configurator/fmp, which generates the JS markup needed.
I have always found you guys very helpful and so I hope that anyone planning to use HTML5 video in a project, will find a use for at least some of this info.
All the best
Tony

That's very useful, Tony. Thanks for posting!

I'm sure that your hints will come in handy for some people.

Thanks Tony, always good to have resources available.