Read Parts One, Two, and Three.
HTML 5 and Web Standards for Video
This is the fourth post in my series about using video with WordPress. However, this post doesn’t specifically target WordPress related video, so much as it targets video on the web in general, and the exciting news about the upcoming video web standards in HTML 5.
Jay Dedman, in his usual style of keeping up with all things video, posted this message on the original Videoblogging list. The short story is that he shared a link to a video detailing the upcoming video web standards posted by Tristan on StandBlog.org and produced by Paul Rouget.
The implications of video web standards in HTML 5 are very exciting indeed. Have a look at the video to see what I mean.
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Now a days Laptop is very popular. we can easily carrying this computer.
Unfortunately the best equipment I can afford is my phone. I don’t own anything of highe quality which means my videos usualy suck when it comes to quality. And quality is everything these days.
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@ Odzyskiwanie Danych,
I disagree, I don’t think quality is everything, at least not in web-based video. I think it used to be the ultimate goal, and maybe in some circles, it still is. But I think more and more, video accessibility is more important than high quality.
Look at a site like http://qik.com/. These type of video sites certainly aren’t about having the highest video quality, but more about making video capability available to the masses.
You need good and modern equipments for everything to go well on this domain, but you will need also a bit of talent and experience