First YouTube, Now Vimeo: How HTML5 Could Finally Kill Flash Video

instant powers almost all the video on the World Wide Web nowadays , so it ’s manifestly expert enough . But is there a well way?YouTube , and nowVimeo , who ’re both light-headedly start into bottom with hypertext markup language , sure seem to remember so .

https://gizmodo.com/googles-html5-youtube-videos-dont-need-flash-5453436

Vimeo ’s new HTML5 organization is just like YouTube ’s , in both execution and proficient details , in that it ’ll only act upon with a few browser app — Safari and Chrome , for now — and that it ’s compatible with most , but not all , of the caller ’s video libraries . It ’s something that most multitude wo n’t bother to try at this point , and if they do , they ’re credibly be underwhelmed , since HTML5 video playback is almost indistinguishable from Flash video playback . ( strike pictures ! )

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But it ’s prim to be something that everyone stop up using , and that would be a Very Good matter . twinkling video performs terribly on Mac OS X and Linux , and on the few mobile devices that do support it , playback is uniformly unspeakable . And generally speaking , it ’s a cud - in . We skreak about having to instal Silverlight to use Bing Maps or take in some variety of telecasting , but it ’s a plugin the same way that Flash is .

HTML5 appropriate certain eccentric of video to be rendered in the internet browser natively , like JPEGs or GIFs are now . It ’s an objectively simpler , more efficient solution , and brush off the massive infrastructure build up up around Flash video , it would be the obvious choice .

fortunately , YouTube describe for a hefty glob of read computer architecture , their catalogue is submit in HTML5 - friendly h.264 format already — that ’s how you watch out in on the iPhone and Android , by the way — and with supporter from smaller sites like Vimeo , they could actually get the ball rolling on , you know , bump off Flash video . In a world where everybody ’s web browser fully supports h.264 HTML5 video — a mankind that ’s a few years by , at least — we would n’t have to wait year for Flash support in our new phone , would n’t have to settle of chugging television playback on skinny - unexampled machines , and we would n’t have to put up overladen , poorly - plan proprietary Flash players getting in the way of our content . We ’d just have … video . [ CNET ]

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