> > > > In the meantime, though, Firefox is going to get left behind. Some > sites will go to the trouble of transcoding to Theora, but mostly > they'll just run with H.264 + Flash or QuickTime fallback (which works > pretty well in my testing, if done carefully). > > Surely tho some clever person will write a plugin for Firefox to enable the H.264 codec, assuming they can get a version that will plugin/addon nicely....
I'd be more than happy to direct users to a site to download said plugin if and when I get around to adding HTML5 Video to my project site.... (have they finished the HTML 5 Spec yet?) -- Barry Carlyon "Located Between Al-Jazeera and BBC Radio 1" SRA Chart Officer Webmaster: http://LSRfm.com - Leeds Student Radio http://barrycarlyon.co.uk mobile: 07729 048 443 office: 0113 380 1281 skype: barrycarlyon email: ba...@barrycarlyon.co.uk msn: ba...@barrycarlyon.co.uk
