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Nope. It was stored as h264 before they released webm (and then flash played it). When they released Webm, they started to convert all that stuff to VP8 (my gue
by Seth_Kriticos 16y ago
Nope. It was stored as h264 before they released webm (and then flash played it). When they released Webm, they started to convert all that stuff to VP8 (my guess is they should be through by now), so it's only VP8 now (via HTML5 or flash). End of story.
- msbarnett 16y agoThis is incorrect. They are still retaining and serving h.264 to mobile devices, since WebM has zero mobile hardware support.
- cpearce 16y agoAdobe has not yet shipped a version of Flash which supports VP8, or WebM for that matter. They've remained silent on that matter since their initial announcement at Google IO last year.