Newsmeldung von slashCAM:Online encoding in the browser - Firefogg of rudi - 17 Jun 2009 16:17:00 For the upcoming FireFox 3.5 browser is already now an interesting extension called Firefogg available. This is, simply put, an Ogg transcoder in the browser. Advantages: It's not a dual encoding with generation loss if you want to download the original material on a website, because the original converted directly into the target format. Additionally, the conversion takes place during the upload process on the client. This relieves the server of course, sensitive. Coupled with the possibility that Ogg videos can be directly in Firefox 3.5 without any additional plug-ins, is hereby soon provide a workflow that is on simplicity for the user and minimizing loss of quality optimized without unnecessary transcoding. We keep our fingers crossed that it hereby interspersed Ogg on the Internet compared to proprietary formats on a wide front and so the threat of madness License MPEG4 Effective is pragmatic rather the opposite. Even though comparisons Ogg codec just a tiny bit is seen behind MPEG4, we believe that there should be a free license, the more important argument, and Firefox is a strong argument. Ah yes, the free encyclopedia synonymous in the future will completely rely on Ogg. Nice to hear or see.
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Antwort von LarsProgressiv:
Hello!
Too bad that even when slashcam articles of the codec with the container is confused.
Also unfortunate is that not embedded in Theora and Vorbis
Matroska
But all in all a great step in the right direction!
Regards
Lars
