Viewing .mov in iPad enable flash ?

Hi,
I have made a movie in iMovie, shared it so it is playable in iTunes, iPhone and iPad and I can play it ok. I saved it into dropbox and then viewed it from there on my iPad 3 no problem. However, a friend of mine cannot open it on her iPad 1 and keeps getting message "Please enable flash to preview this video" I have suggested she makes sure has latest software but am now at a loss what else she can do since I know flash player not on iPad.
Any advice gratefully received. Thanks
Rick

I've tested Dropbox a bit further and found out that the above 1080p video isn't played back with any UIWebView-based Web browser on any iPad model (tested it on iPad 1 and 3, the former running 5.1, the latter 5.1.1, both non-jailbroken).
An 576p video like the one at https://dl.dropbox.com/u/13100693/html/042012RetinaHDVideoPlayers/anam1.mov , however, plays back just fine on both devices, even with JavaScript disabled in Settings. That is, it wasn't the security settings that prevented Safari from playing.

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