Some people may be confused after seeing the above answer. Let me add something.
If you use rich text editors such as ueditor and kineditor to insert videos, the default is to insert the URL ending in swf At this time, html5 is not supported.
So how to do it? When parsing the html5 template, take out the video url address and replace it with the general html code.
Youku player can be used.
http://cloud.youku.com/tools?qq-pf-to=pcqq.c2c
Just embed the first iframe universal code
Some people may be confused after seeing the above answer. Let me add something.
If you use rich text editors such as ueditor and kineditor to insert videos, the default is to insert the URL ending in swf
At this time, html5 is not supported.
So how to do it?
When parsing the html5 template, take out the video url address and replace it with the general html code.