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The version of Chrome I'm using must have removed H264 support. Quicktime as a fallback is rather disappointing as Flash seems like it has a much higher instal

by shoota 15y ago

The version of Chrome I'm using must have removed H264 support. Quicktime as a fallback is rather disappointing as Flash seems like it has a much higher install base and smaller disk space footprint.

simonbrown 15y ago
See http://labs.divx.com/html5/ http://labs.divx.com/html5/ to see if your browser supports H264 demo. Both Chrome and IE9 do for me and I am still asked to install QuickTime.
- shoota 15y ago
  In fact my chrome is working with MP4 video and this appears just to be Apple pushing quicktime on to Chrome users.
  - othermaciej 15y ago
    It could be a broken test for support, or UA sniffing or something. I'll file a bug against the site.