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>To be fair, VP9 and WebM both may as well be considered de-facto proprietary formats. What about how they're used makes them "proprietary"? If there's open so
by AgentME 9y ago
>To be fair, VP9 and WebM both may as well be considered de-facto proprietary formats.
What about how they're used makes them "proprietary"? If there's open source implementations of them that aren't patent-encumbered, then that's terrific.
- mastax 9y agoI think the point is that they can be useful formats even if they aren't adopted outside of Google simply because YouTube -> Chrome is a large portion of internet video. Most other video formats are seen as failures if not widely adopted.