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But the runtime will fade away. This is Google making a fresh start for the years to come. Shouldn't that start be with a open codec instead of a closed one? T
by lovskogen 16y ago
But the runtime will fade away. This is Google making a fresh start for the years to come. Shouldn't that start be with a open codec instead of a closed one?
The de facto standard for serving <video> today is making a h.246, WebM, a OGG and a FLV (for fallback). Look at videoJS.
So it doesn't mean Flash for video is sticking around.
- andrewf 16y agoSurely the defacto standard is h.264 with FLV for fallback. Can anyone name a single site with significant traffic cother than Google/Youtube who are doing WebM or Ogg?
- chopsueyar 16y agoFLV is a container format, not a codec.
- lovskogen 16y agoIt's a great method for start using HTML5 <video>, cross platform - http://videojs.com/ http://videojs.com/
- vetinari 16y agoWikipedia.