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Specifying codecs for the web

Specifying codecs for the web

Posted Dec 13, 2007 11:37 UTC (Thu) by mjr (guest, #6979)
In reply to: Specifying codecs for the web by nhippi
Parent article: Specifying codecs for the web

Oh, also I'll note that Fluendo/Cortado streaming has seen mainstream use here in Finland as
well at least in sports event streaming - perhaps they were less confident than EFFI in
asserting that software patents are illegal here. (Don't know which event(s) or how many, as
I'm not interested in sports - merely noted their use of free technology). As for more global
use, at least Wikipedia policy is to use spesifically Theora for video. They're only one of
the ten or so most popular web sites around, and while there's not overmuch video content at
this point, the amount is only going to increase.

Theora may not be as widely used as some of the encumbered options, but that doesn't mean it's
doesn't get around already.


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