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Never thought I'd see MP3 as a free, open standard. Will Safari drop support for it now?
by p1mrx 9y ago
Never thought I'd see MP3 as a free, open standard. Will Safari drop support for it now?
- masklinn 9y agoYou jest, but you do realise native Opus support was added to iOS11 and macOS 10.13 right?
- cpach 9y agoThat’s pretty awesome. Do you perhaps have any link to more info about this?
- masklinn 9y agohttps://webkit.org/blog/7726/announcing-webrtc-and-media-capture/ https://webkit.org/blog/7726/announcing-webrtc-and-media-cap... > Today we are thrilled to announce WebKit support for WebRTC, available on Safari on macOS High Sierra, iOS 11, and Safari Technology Preview 32. […] Safari supports modern audio codecs such as Opus
- cpach 9y agoNeat! This seems like a very promising development.
- TazeTSchnitzel 9y agoIn standalone files, though? Or just in WebRTC?
- masklinn 9y agohttps://webkit.org/blog/7726/announcing-webrtc-and-media-capture/ https://webkit.org/blog/7726/announcing-webrtc-and-media-cap... only talks about WebRTC, but according to https://hetzel.net/2017-06-12/ios-11-opus-support-in-podcast-feeds/ https://hetzel.net/2017-06-12/ios-11-opus-support-in-podcast... > iOS 11 comes with native playback support for the Opus audio codec inside the CAF container. > In Beta 1, there is no support for playing Opus in CAF files in Safari, but… > Podcasts.app supports Opus playback, if you claim the file is AAC, although it’s CAF containing Opus.
- TazeTSchnitzel 9y agoSo, it doesn't support Opus in its native container format, but you could potentially do some JS trickery. Hmm :/