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Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview 3: A Look at HTML5 Video Support

Posted: Jun 23, 2010 at 11:36 AM
By: Larry Larsen
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In this video, Anderson Quach, Program Manager for Internet Explorer, looks at a real-world example of how developers can use HTML5 HD video and audio support in the third build of the IE9 Platform Preview. This sample and the third IE9 Platform Preview are available on the IE Test Drive.

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