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I checked YP on my iPhone. Some videos were available. I'm guessing until HTML5 with <video> support is more mainstream, sites that stream/host videos will tar
by j79 16y ago
I checked YP on my iPhone. Some videos were available.
I'm guessing until HTML5 with <video> support is more mainstream, sites that stream/host videos will target devices rather than browsers.
I'm guessing it's a lot of work (or resources) to re-encode your old videos (assuming they've got a copy somewhere), and not all companies are fortunate enough to be YouTube.
- tibbon 16y agoRe-encoding old videos from Flash to another format seems like a pretty basic hadoop-style problem that you could easily implement on EC2. Of course this isn't free, but I remember reading something about NYT converting 100 years of archives to PDFs for a rather trivial amount of money (and time) by doing it this way.