 | Sintel is an Open Movie from The Blender Foundation, the organisation behind Blender -the open source 3D modelling software. They have just recently released the trailer of Sintel. The full version is supposed to be about 6-8 minutes long and will be released later this year. Enjoy the trailer for now! |
 | Microsoft has finally jumped into the HTML5 video codec war by announcing that its next browser, Internet Explorer 9, will go with H.264 support not the open-source Theora. H.264 and Theora are video codecs which are competing with one another to be the standard codec used in HTML5. While Theora is an open-source format; H.264… |
| Today, in the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Google product manager Eric Tseng announced that Google will soon add the ability to play Flash videos in its Android mobile OS. This is a very significant announcement from Google as it will give its Android OS a clear advantage over the iPhone OS and the new… |
 | You might have already heard about YouTube and Vimeo rolling out support for the new HTML5 video. What many does not know is that the video codec that they are using now is a proprietary one called H.264. You would think that if Google is supporting a format, it would become the standard. Not quite… |
 | After YouTube announced its new HTML5 roll out, it is now Vimeo’s turn to announce that they are also implementing HTML5 experimentally (read beta). Just like that with YouTube, the supported browsers listed by Vimeo are – Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer with Chrome Frame installed. No mention is made of Opera and Firefox although… |
