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Of course all those hardware devices only support H.264 baseline profile No, a very large proportion of them support High Profile. It was only the very early m
by kierank 16y ago
Of course all those hardware devices only support H.264 baseline profile
No, a very large proportion of them support High Profile. It was only the very early mobile phones and iPods that used Baseline chipsets. Nowadays H.264 support is almost always H.264 High in hardware devices.
- ZeroGravitas 16y agoAre we talking devices in people's pockets, or devices being sold right now? Because the former must overwhelmingly be baseline (just iPods and iPhones alone ensure that, and even the recently released iPad only does Main, not High Profile so it would be a surprise to see the upcoming iPhone 4G leapfrog it and totally fragment the platform), the latter will soon have WebM support and there will be a transition point in between. (btw on the OMAP3 in existing devices supporting WebM, the TI rep answered someone's question on their blog with: We are working at the moment on supporting VP8 across all our OMAP products and we will contact you directly with a schedule for your products based on OMAP3.)