This is really cool. They use VP8, which means that any web browser (except Safari) can decode the video, even over low-latency WebRTC. It also shows a lot of t

This is really cool. They use VP8, which means that any web browser (except Safari) can decode the video, even over low-latency WebRTC. It also shows a lot of the limitations of VP8/VP9 encode slowness is due to libvpx, not the underlying format. It'll be interesting to see what they can achieve with VP9 or AV1.