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I would not call Mozilla's Firefox a hobby project. The hobby projects which use H.264 have not been prosecuted, as far as I know, though I feel it's wrong for
by tumult 17y ago
I would not call Mozilla's Firefox a hobby project.
The hobby projects which use H.264 have not been prosecuted, as far as I know, though I feel it's wrong for this possibility to exist.
- Tichy 17y agoNo, but there could be other projects than Mozilla?
- tumult 17y agoRight. This is how Chromium works. Chromium does not build with H.264 compatibility out of the box. Projects using Chromium (not the Chrome package Google defaults for end-users) must explicitly enable H.264.
- blasdel 17y agoAll they have to do is add symlinks to their non-broken ffmpeg libraries in /usr/lib/chromium You don't have to compile chromium any differently, just tell it not to use its bundled ffmpeg (even chrome only includes a few codecs), and it'll figure out what's supported at runtime.