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I wonder what the odds are of all browsers supporting this codec or not. I'd love to have a encode once play anywhere situation.
by sosuke 16y ago
I wonder what the odds are of all browsers supporting this codec or not. I'd love to have a encode once play anywhere situation.
- someone_here 16y agoI would say, if it's truly twice as good as the current options, only a matter of time.
- sosuke 16y agoI can't wait to see some side by side comparisons of VP8 like this h264 and ogg article http://www.streaminglearningcenter.com/articles/ogg-vs-h264---round-one.html http://www.streaminglearningcenter.com/articles/ogg-vs-h264-...
- stcredzero 16y agoWell, if everybody but Microsoft implements it, then it will be a foregone conclusion. Someone, probably Google, will develop an IE plugin to play VP8. If that's relatively painless to install, then the most cost effective option for distributing video will be VP8. (With perhaps the most viewed 20% also encoded in H.264. This way, you can still hook most all users with a zero-effort introduction to your site, but save on re-encoding your entire library.)