in/on the video?

[nico]

Hi again

I've noticed that both prepositions "in" and "on" are used with "video". E.g. "Further instructions are given in/on the video."

Is one American English and the other British English or is there another difference?

Cheers from Switzerland

Nico

[Soup]

Hi again

I've noticed that both prepositions "in" and "on" are used with "video". E.g. "Further instructions are given in/on the video."

Is one American English and the other British English or is there another difference?

Cheers from Switzerland

Nico

Both in the video and on the video are used interchangeably.