HTML5 Video Demo
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http://www.youtube.com/html5
You'll have to use chrome as it's the only browser with full support, and apparently ff3 doesn't support the <video> tag.
It is interesting to see it put to use, in 5 or so years, this could replace flash videos everywhere.
It plays this mp4 surprisingly well, what do you think?
You'll have to use chrome as it's the only browser with full support, and apparently ff3 doesn't support the <video> tag.
It is interesting to see it put to use, in 5 or so years, this could replace flash videos everywhere.
It plays this mp4 surprisingly well, what do you think?
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Wow, it does work well, and once they make the major improvements and developments required to make it stable, it could actually become commonplace. However I don't think Adobe are going to stand by and let this come to the mainstream.
Also, this seems like it's easier to implement than Flash, but with Flash where it is right now I don't think anyone is going to rapidly start converting to using videos in HTML5. However if they do start slowly implementing this into major browsers, just maybe developers will give a look at using this. If only the Gecko layout engine used by Firefox supported MP4, right now I think it only supports Ogg Theora video.
Also that S3D technology in the video looks pretty interesting... might give that a go and see what that's like.
Also, this seems like it's easier to implement than Flash, but with Flash where it is right now I don't think anyone is going to rapidly start converting to using videos in HTML5. However if they do start slowly implementing this into major browsers, just maybe developers will give a look at using this. If only the Gecko layout engine used by Firefox supported MP4, right now I think it only supports Ogg Theora video.
Also that S3D technology in the video looks pretty interesting... might give that a go and see what that's like.
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I dont understand anything you said, the link forcefully closed my internet browser three times as I tried to open it....
Guess I better stay away from the computer and technology section...high tech shit going on here
Guess I better stay away from the computer and technology section...high tech shit going on here
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Yea Chrome is the only browser that fully supports it atm.
Also at the second post, you're right once it becomes a standard and developers make improvements to the engine, etc it could be very outstanding. At the moment it is still a bit buggy, but it's a concept, and it WORKS.
I'm excited for a realistic alternative to flash for video streaming.
Also at the second post, you're right once it becomes a standard and developers make improvements to the engine, etc it could be very outstanding. At the moment it is still a bit buggy, but it's a concept, and it WORKS.
I'm excited for a realistic alternative to flash for video streaming.
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To be frank, what I'm most interested in is proper CANVAS implementations.
That aside, I trust you've seen Paul Rouget's greenscreening/chromakeying implementation for canvas? Most impressive.
Also, the work on ogl/glsl/pixshader implementations for canvas is very intriguing, because it makes everything run amazingly fast, at high res even, as ogl is not retardedly slow. There was a guy at mozcamp who's done some very amazing things.
PS: POLEMICS:
That aside, I trust you've seen Paul Rouget's greenscreening/chromakeying implementation for canvas? Most impressive.
Also, the work on ogl/glsl/pixshader implementations for canvas is very intriguing, because it makes everything run amazingly fast, at high res even, as ogl is not retardedly slow. There was a guy at mozcamp who's done some very amazing things.
PS: POLEMICS:
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Yeah Gibbous, Canvas is what excites me the most too, but I like the video tag too, alternatives are good :)
Yeah that is pretty impressive, so much of what is being done with the demos are too, I really can't wait for it to be accepted completely in all browsers *glares at IE*
I don't absolutely despise flash, but I do despise flash developers who never take filesize or functionality of their flash into account, and as I said, an alternative is something I've wished for, and HTML5 presents it, so I'm really excited.
Yeah that is pretty impressive, so much of what is being done with the demos are too, I really can't wait for it to be accepted completely in all browsers *glares at IE*
I don't absolutely despise flash, but I do despise flash developers who never take filesize or functionality of their flash into account, and as I said, an alternative is something I've wished for, and HTML5 presents it, so I'm really excited.