1. autobuffering video in Firefox

    John Gruber recently wrote up an article titled Why the HTML5 ‘Video’ Element Is Effectively Unusable, Even in the Browsers Which Support It He’s mostly upset that browsers don’t respect the autobuffer attribute. Or, really, that browsers autobuffer by default. Safari and Chrome do Read more…

  2. theora 1.1 is released – what you should know

    Less than a year after the release of Theora 1.0, the wonderful people at Xiph have released Theora 1.1. The 1.1 release is a software-only release of the Theora encoder and decoder. It does not include any changes to the Theora format. Read more…

  3. experimenting with HTML5 video at the BBC

  4. open video codecs discussion at Mozilla

    On Tuesday, July 28th, 2009, Mozilla hosted a brownbag and lunch discussion with Davis Freeberg and Dan Miller on the subject of open video codecs. Dan Miller is one of the founders of On2 and is largely responsible for the free release of VP3, Read more…

  5. arun talks about html5, fonts and india

  6. video – more than just a tag

    This article is written by Paul Rouget, Mozilla contributor and purveyor of extraordinary Open Web demos. Starting with Firefox 3.5, you can embed a video in a web page like an image. This means video is now a part of the document, and finally, a first Read more…

  7. creating pop art with html5 video

  8. html5 video fallbacks with markup

  9. connecting html5 video to the web

  10. using HTML5 video with fallbacks to other formats