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WebM will play in cases where MP4/h264 won't play due to missing patent-encumbered codecs.

• s_y_n_t_a_x 7y ago
  That's not a big real world issue though, but yeah if you want to provide 100% compatibility it would help a little. It's hard to justify the extra (less efficient & slower) encoding to support those few edge cases. h.264 gives you good performance, hardware encoders/decoders, best compatibility. Most of the time just using it alone is the best value. All that depends on how many videos you need to transcode though. If you just have a few, do all the main codecs.