This isn't about the types of codecs that should be allowed to be included in <video>, it's about the types of codecs a browser vendor will support out of the box. This is extremely misleading, as three out of…
If Firefox, Chrome and Opera used the OS’s media frameworks, we would be set back into the dark ages when people used every video codec imaginable and nobody would be happy. Dubious. The incentive to publish in a format…
This is a very civil and reasonable comment that adds much to the discussion. Undoubtedly your analysis will go far towards halting the propagation of pointless and inflammatory threads on this topic and will ensure…
This isn't about the types of codecs that should be allowed to be included in <video>, it's about the types of codecs a browser vendor will support out of the box. This is extremely misleading, as three out of…
If Firefox, Chrome and Opera used the OS’s media frameworks, we would be set back into the dark ages when people used every video codec imaginable and nobody would be happy. Dubious. The incentive to publish in a format…
This is a very civil and reasonable comment that adds much to the discussion. Undoubtedly your analysis will go far towards halting the propagation of pointless and inflammatory threads on this topic and will ensure…