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I'm thoroughly confused by this press release. I have an app that needs cross browser video support and I was required to use either flash/webm/vorbis to get m
by bstar77 13y ago
I'm thoroughly confused by this press release. I have an app that needs cross browser video support and I was required to use either flash/webm/vorbis to get my videos working in FF. As of a few weeks ago, h264 videos started working in the latest version of FF. Once I discovered that I ditched webm and vorbis and now have it default to mp4.
Then I see this press release... Does FF officially support h264 right now? I'm using FF v24 and it seems to already support h264. Is that because I'm using a mac and it falls back on a system codec?
- wmf 13y agoRight now Firefox uses system codecs where available. In the future it will also have the Cisco codec as an option.
- gcp 13y ago>Does FF officially support h264 right now? I'm using FF v24 and it seems to already support h264. Is that because I'm using a mac and it falls back on a system codec? It's using system codecs. Your stuff won't work on Windows XP, which is still a significant percentage of users.
- bstar77 13y agoIt will work since it falls back on flash, but that's obviously not ideal.