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I think this article overlooks the fact that outsourcing media playback to environment specific codecs (WM9/VLC/etc) has been around for ages. by the time html
by jiaaro 16y ago
I think this article overlooks the fact that outsourcing media playback to environment specific codecs (WM9/VLC/etc) has been around for ages.
by the time html5 video is widespread each user will likely have several media plugins installed willing to play h264 video for them in any browser.
I'm talking about quicktime, realplayer, vlc, and windows media, among others - This is SO not a big deal
- wmf 16y agoThe context here is that Mozilla specifically said they will not allow Firefox to use Windows's built-in codecs. MS found a workaround by rewriting <video> tags into <embed>.