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Standards Brief, cisco, h264, mozilla, openH264, vp8

Trick or Treat? Cisco’s OpenH264.org & What it Means in the WebRTC Video Battle

We had a lot of traffic to Victor’s post on the WebRTC mandatory video codec earlier this week. Given the news from Cisco yesterday we figured this warranted a quick follow-up post beyond what we could add to the comments area. Quick debate recap Engineers don’t like lawyers, and as Victor mentioned in his post earlier […]

Reid Stidolph · October 31, 2013

Standards Brief, codec, h264, mti, video, vp8

WebRTC mandatory video codec discussion: the final duel?

In the WebRTC standardisation post I mentioned that one of the controversial discussions in the IETF context was the mandatory to implement (MTI) video codec battle for WebRTC. While there are some technical arguments on the topic (i.e this  VP8 vs H.264 – subjective evaluation and this performance comparisons discussion), there is no dispute both are high quality and […]

Victor Pascual · October 28, 2013

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