Using 'setMediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction' for html5 video

Hello,
I am working on a site that will need to work specifically for the iPad. The client has provided me with several mp4 files which will act as short animations that should queue when the page is loaded. I have found some documenation on developer forums and other sites that mention the use of a UIWebView object to use iPad specific attributes like "setMediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction" and "setAllowsInlineMediaPlayBack". From what I have found I need to:
1. Create UIWebView Object
2. Attach Object to Window
3. Send a Request to Load Web Content
I found these directions but every example I have come across seems to be for an iPad application and this is just a site that will use the Safari browser. The markup is in html.
Does anyone have an example using these features on a web page so I can figure out how to implement the code I have found online?
Thanks!
Michael

UIWebView is for native iOS apps and has nothing to do with displaying video in HTML in a website.
Here's Apple official Safari Developer information on using video in websites for iOS devices:
http://developer.apple.com/library/safari/#documentation/AudioVideo/Conceptual/U sing_HTML5_Audio_Video/Introduction/Introduction.html

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