Flash vs. Silverlight vs. HTML5 -

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I am going to develop a video sharing (open to a specific type of video and public) site. I am planning to use Sirenson Squeege from FFMPEG for processing. Does anyone have other options?

These are some basic requirements:

** My app is a .NET app. So you thought you could go with Silverlight but I want to use the best one

Should be the best video quality deployment package / files The easiest of the smallest size player to optimize + Rich API video should play easily on PC and mobile devices w / o too many plugins good streaming support all In the OS Support (Linux? Yes) Support HD

Any suggestions?

I recommend that you first choose a main market, and then apply the app in the same way That's fast and easy and will work for your target audience. Once the app is online and people are using it, you can create additional clients to expand. For example, you might say, you're fine with PC and Mac users, you do not care about Linux or mobile devices and go with Flash if the user is welcome, users will tell you where you go Want to Do they cry for iPhone support? Do they say "the app is great, but the flash is useless"? Who knows.

Do not try to build software that runs on all platforms. He does never work, create a server, create a client that already works perfectly on the platforms you choose and then ask yourself, which will try the other platform ports. Are worth

Personally, I think Flash is the best choice. By now, you have the highest market access to your options and it is easy to roll your own player, but if you do not want to, then there are many open source and business solutions.

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