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"Our final tally included only video that can be delivered within HTML5’s “video” tag. In the vast majority of cases, this means videos were encoded in H.264."
by seanalltogether 16y ago
"Our final tally included only video that can be delivered within HTML5’s “video” tag. In the vast majority of cases, this means videos were encoded in H.264."
This is misleading because many providers use H.264 but don't have solutions for HTML5 video. Hulu for example uses a H.264 but uses a streaming server with drm protection on the stream that can only be played within the Flash player.
- smackfu 16y agoPlus the whole subset of "yes we support HTML5 video tags so it should work on your iPad/iPhone but we are banned from showing video on mobile devices so too bad." For instance, any music video on YouTube.