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HTML5 not fully supported in opera 10.5 beta
My friend told about some HTML5 beta test in youtube ..so i tried. But opera doest have full support of some important HTML5 compress format for video. Is full support of HTML5 prepared for full release? Because now its not very usable for watching videos..Anyway,..THX for your hard work!!! Opera is still my favorite browser!! And sorry for my english..
Originally posted by semtexxl:
My friend told about some HTML5 beta test in youtube ..so i tried. But opera doest have full support of some important HTML5 compress format for video. Is full support of HTML5 prepared for full release?
Opera does support HTML5 video. It's just that YouTube decided to use a closed, proprietary, evil format instead of an open format. It isn't Opera's fault that YouTube chose a video codec you would have to pay for to use.
Because now its not very usable for watching videos..
Yes it is. Regular YouTube works fine.
Originally posted by Purdi:
Originally posted by semtexxl:
My friend told about some HTML5 beta test in youtube ..so i tried. But opera doest have full support of some important HTML5 compress format for video. Is full support of HTML5 prepared for full release?
Opera does support HTML5 video. It's just that YouTube decided to use a closed, proprietary, evil format instead of an open format. It isn't Opera's fault that YouTube chose a video codec you would have to pay for to use.Because now its not very usable for watching videos..
Yes it is. Regular YouTube works fine.
I'm not seeing a lot of documentation anywhere. Which format(s) does YouTube support, and, which format(s) does Opera 10.50 support?
27. February 2010, 14:25:21 (edited)
Originally posted by MJJghaNVkJde:
Which format(s) does YouTube support, and, which format(s) does Opera 10.50 support?
Youtube supports the Mpeg4 AVC/H.264 format.
Opera should have Vorbis and Theora aka .ogg(.oga+.ogv) So you have a .ogg container (which contains Vorbis audio (.oga) and Theora Video (.ogv) [which = .ogg])
EDIT: Found You the Link detailing this
That's because implementers/users of H.264-codecs have to pay of licence fees.
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