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What features are they using that html5 doesn't cover? I'm genuinely curious, as I do a bit of html5/webgl and formerly did a lot of flash/haxe, so I'm wonderi
by willvarfar 13y ago
What features are they using that html5 doesn't cover?
I'm genuinely curious, as I do a bit of html5/webgl and formerly did a lot of flash/haxe, so I'm wondering what I missed...
- robmcm 13y agoLets say DRM video for arguments sake. However there are other things, like webcam/device support, some audio stuff, filters that may be very slow on a canvas and hard to run in WebGL inside other panes (overlays etc).
- X4 13y agoI'm glad DRM isn't globally accepted by the W3C Consortium, but I'm sure beneficiaries like Google, Adobe and Microsoft heavily try to subvert that state.
- willvarfar 13y agoBut Flash DRM is, like all DRM in the face of a hostile end-user, ineffective. Nobody has any problems using the plethora of tools that strip DRM from Flash video, right?
- robmcm 13y agoIf it appeases the rights holders into allowing their video on the web I'm happy. Users want to watch videos, they don't care about the technology under the hood. Do you ever try and watch youtube videos that say, "this video isn't available on your device"...
- robmcm 13y agoJust saw this answer to another question about the technology: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6558539 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6558539 I guess you could ask him for more details.