Playing an embedded YouTube video with or without Flash, with or without Javascript?

I haven't tested it myself but the "Video for Everybody! Solution might work for you It starts by attempting to embed the video using HTML5 video but if that fails then it tries Flash. Finally, if Flash fails then it provides a link to the video so hypothetically the user could just view it in their browser using Quicktime, VLC, whatever automatically without the use of JavaScript or browser-sniffing.

I haven't tested it myself but the "Video for Everybody! " solution might work for you. It starts by attempting to embed the video using HTML5 video but if that fails then it tries Flash.

Finally, if Flash fails then it provides a link to the video so hypothetically the user could just view it in their browser using Quicktime, VLC, whatever. "...automatically without the use of JavaScript or browser-sniffing.

Thanks @Mike C, I will take a look. For now the client seems happy with my makeshift solution above. – Caroline Elisa Jun 8 at 15:15.

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