Fenier,

I had no idea what you were talking about, so I did some research on html5. My market is for a select few - compositions for a specific purpose, unlike a band or solo artist trying to get his work out there. Most times I make a personal contact with a client for a commission (soundtrack, personal composition (Milestone Project) and theater productions for schools and theater companies). It's worked out quite well for me, got me to Anguilla and a collaboration with bankie banx.

However, I'm now offering much of my music free on my site with the idea of a client then purchasing the production performance track, multi-track wave folder for personal editing and documentation. My thought was to use flash to create a playlist but I see what you mean about some browsers not supporting it. 

However, if I switched over to an html 5 player (looks easy to insert code - I work with dreamweaver) I note that people require explorer 9 and other upgraded browsers to play this simple device? I'm finding that many of my clients - older generation like me, still rely on earlier browsers such as myself to support their purposes.

What are your thoughts on this.