Glad to see it will support mkv with AV1 codec. That should be the current standard.
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If only they could get jxl support...
Could be coming at some point: https://npo.nl/start/serie/nos-journaal/seizoen-25_4/nos-journaal_100709/afspelen
Appreciate the reminder to study Dutch today! Haha
??? what is this link lol
Initially the copy-paste went wrong and I pasted a different link that happened to be on my clipboard, but I believe I updated it it straight after - so not sure why you still saw the other one (I assume). Maybe Fedia doesn't understand edits? But wait, this is an edit - can you see this?
Here's the link I meant to post again though: https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/pull/1064
Maybe Fedia doesn't understand edits?
It normally can (and yes I can see the entirety of this comment), maybe there was some kind of federation hiccup - new link makes a lot more sense haha
Yeah, I've been keeping an eye out on this: https://github.com/libjxl/jxl-rs
I remember wanting that a couple years ago, and finding out then that people had been pointing it out as a much wanted feature that was missing and yet easy to implement for years before that.
I want FF support for HEVC, which is way more prevalent than MKV on web...
Yes, I know their position is it's a licensing issue. I don't care.
Firefox enables HEVC on:
- Windows from Firefox 134 using either hardware (on devices that support it, where the range is the same as Edge) or software (on Windows the user must pay for and install an extension)
- macOS from Firefox 136 using either hardware or software.
- Linux from Firefox 137 using either hardware or software (via the system ffmpeg).
- Android from Firefox 137 using hardware only.
Is this what you talking about?
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