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What all versions of Chrome? Chrome auto-updates so the vast majority if not all of them are on the latest version (or newer beta versions) which is Chrome 10.
by nextparadigms 16y ago
What all versions of Chrome? Chrome auto-updates so the vast majority if not all of them are on the latest version (or newer beta versions) which is Chrome 10. And Chrome 10 doesn't have h.264 support built-in anymore.
- protomyth 16y agoThis pretty much means I am going to have to delete Chrome from all the machines and either use IE / Safari, put Safari on the Windows boxes, or go with Firefox (and hope they don't pull the same stunt). H.264 is used for teaching material and I would like to use one browser on both platforms. No, I will not login to every new account and setup specific sites to set as "safe".
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- drivebyacct2 16y agoSurely you can understand why I would disagree. Aside from my mis-speaking, thanks a bunch guys for all the downvotes. I definitely deserved it for that awful, terrible post. Really appreciate it. http://i.min.us/imDSpu.png http://i.min.us/imDSpu.png Note, the screenshot is Chrome 12 playing h264 video on Vimeo. I've done nothing to cause this to work. Oh, yes, it's -3, please continue piling on the downvotes without bothering to verify the information you're voting based on. Pile it on, what a terrible comment for me to have made. To imply that we shouldn't errantly speculate? To suggest that it's irrational to assume they're riping it out because of h264 seeing as Chrome 12 plays it just fine for me? Good work guys.
- magicalist 16y agothat isn't correct. try out e.g. http://msnvidweb.vo.msecnd.net/o3/IE9%20Demo/ToyStory_HTML5.mp4 http://msnvidweb.vo.msecnd.net/o3/IE9%20Demo/ToyStory_HTML5.... works fine in chrome, won't load in firefox. as expected.