Rich media display with <video> and <audio> HTML5 elements.

Awesome. I know for sure we at least want to have <audio> and <video> native tag support in Media. Maybe we add some simple support first but then I would love for us to be able to support a fully-featured player included in Media. It makes total sense to do.

Hello:

I've just tried to apply this patch to the 2.0 dev version of the Media module on my Drupal 7 site according to these instructions: http://drupal.org/patch/apply and I'm getting "Hunk Failed" errors.

I'm trying to incorporate the Media module into Wysiwyg so that I can upload media files and have them display in a player on my site. This patch was listed on the Media main project page as an update to be able to do this.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Danielle

@dmurkerson: Hunk failed means that the patch couldn't be applied cleanly. This usually is due to that since the patch was created, a lot of other code has been committed to the project, casing this patch the be "out-of-sync" so to speak.

To fix it you need to manually apply the patch. Alternatively wait until someone re-rolls the patch against a current checkout of the code.

Yes, that is why I commented on this. I began to apply it manually (I'm no stranger to code) however, since there were so many files this patch was fixing/creating I thought it best to use the patch functionality in Linux to do it for me so that there would be less chance I'd miss something in applying it manually.

I'll keep watch here and elsewhere as well as apply it myself again and see if that helps.

Thanks.

jfyi I linked to this issue in http://groups.drupal.org/node/233238

The patch does indeed have hunk errors when applying.
I just tried to do a manual install of the #2 patch with 2.x dev. It doesn't seem to like to play with the most recent changes.

There is a patch that does this here.

As mentioned in #10, this issue belongs to file entity.

#1748952: Add simple HTML5 file field formatters for <audio> and <video>