Universal communications format rich media files does files supported in iPad 2??

Question

I was hoping to partipate in a Webinar using my I pad 2.  Since QuickTime 7 was one of the UCFs I hoped it would work (windows media player & adobe flash were the others).  I did the connectivity test and none of them worked.  Am I missing something obvious here?  Have others been able to participate in webinars on their iPad 2?  Thanks

Answer 1

Johnathan Burger wrote:
Yep, cheap junky tablets support it.
It's the only way to sucker people in-make them believe it's a wanted feature.
You do relize that in "drop tests" the iPad is always at the bottom?
You do relize that every other tablet on the market has cameras 10x the quality of the iPad?
You do relize the iPad has the lowest resolution screen of all other tablets?
And as to your little tif about Flash being something used to trick people into thinking they need it.....
...it doesn't look like Charfromwi needed any tricking, he simply needed it.
Just like all these people do as well...
https://discussions.apple.com/search.jspa?peopleEnabled=true&userID=&containerTy pe=&container=&spotlight=true&q=flash
... ****! that's alot of people!
And talk about cheap... I can't even swap the sdcard in my iPad, or hook up a mouse, or upload/download photos to the web. Before you start blasting off on how all other tablets are "cheap" and "junky" you should remove yourself from the reality distortion field, you won't look like such a fanboy, or sound as stupid.
Yea, I own an iPad and a xoom, and trust me when I say the only thing the iPad has going for it are 24/7 commercials.