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in jPlayer, if HTML5 is not supported, it falls back to flash player, But how do i know when flash player itself is not installed on the browser when jPlayer is trying to fall back to flash. I Have this problem. My player just stops like a mute, when i dont have flash, instead of giving a nice warning to install a flash player. Now in case of norml HTML tags i know how to do this, but how to do the same for jPlayer?
Well, The only workaround i have found till now is that jPlayer doesnot put anything in its placeholder when both Flash and HTML5 is missing. So its just best to put a warning in your placeholder of the jPlayer.
This may not be a fool-proof solution, but this is the best i could do. Any other suggestions are welcomed