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Video for everyone! HTML5 is being driven by large vendors to provide an updated standard for richer web experiences. Through modern browsers, the web platform is accelerating and enabling plug-in free multimedia, 2D graphics, and more interactive experiences using new HTML5 features and JavaScript APIs. While browser support and format wars present obstacles, HTML5 provides many new capabilities for developers to create rich content without plugins.

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Html5 video

1. Video for everyone!

2. <!DOCTYPE html> HTML5 = HTML + CSS + JS

4. Apple

5. Google

6. Microsoft

7. Mozilla Foundation

8. OperaThese companies recognize the need for an upgrade to the HTML standard, and their collective work is helping realize it’s potential.

10. Safari 4.0

11. Mozilla Firefox 3.5+

12. Internet Explorer 9

13. Chrome Frame for IE (6,7,8)

14. Webkit based Mobile browsers

15. Google Android

16. Apple Iphone

17. Palm WebOS

18. Better reliability

19. Web fidelity

20. Speed/Performance

21.

22. Today : 70% of logic To: Client Side Client Server Server Side Data layer 30% of logic

23.

24. Google Wave

25. Mozilla

26. Vimeo

27.

28.

29. Developers can use JavaScript to manipulate the content of elements

30. You should not expect plug-ins to disappear overnight.

31.

32. Accessibility improvements

33. Web form additions

34. Plug-in free Multimedia support (audio, video)

35. 2D Drawing & interactivity

36. Canvas (BitmapData)

37.

38. Web storage

39. Web SQL database

40. Application cache event handlers

41. Web workers

42. Web socket

43. Notifications

44. Drag and drop

45.

46. Developers cannot guarantee that any one media format will be playable on every possible client device

47. Multiple encoding scenario (H264,OGG,webM)

48. Non-modern browser video fallback necessary (Flash)

49.

50. Although H.264 is an open standard, anyone can make and sell an encoder or decoder, it's not free -- you've got to pay for a royalty fee to use it.

51. H:264 patent licensing concerns

52. H:264 support costs 5 million a year

53. Mozilla chosen to support OGG Theora codec (Open source)

54. Safari, Chrome, IE9 support H:264

55.

56. WebM is based on on2 technology (vp8) now owned by Google.

57. WebM is open-sourced and licensed royalty-free under a BSD-style license

58. H.264 patent licensing concerns shouldn't be an issue

59. Mozilla, Chrome, Opera to support WebM

60. Youtube will stream webM video

61. Will Apple and Microsoft roll WebM support into Safari and IE

62.