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Is it possible in Electron/Chromium to play video files in other codecs? I'm thinking, for example, Apple ProRes Quicktime files.
Obviously, they're not supported by the <video> element, and VLC can no longer be used as a plugin in Chromium due to the retirement of the NPAPI interface.
The Playback webpage mentions "currently has support for playing MP4/WebM..." At what point do you expect to add wider codec support and, more importantly, HOW? I'd be very happy to help with this effort, but I have no idea where to begin.
NB Using ffmpeg to transcode e.g. ProRes to MP4 in order to play it would be a bit of a mad solution, in my opinion. More processor power to produce a lower quality image!
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It makes sense for it to support the VP8 and VP9 codecs which are free to use. The others, if your app gets popular enough, you run the risk of being sued perhaps?
Is it possible in Electron/Chromium to play video files in other codecs? I'm thinking, for example, Apple ProRes Quicktime files.
Obviously, they're not supported by the
<video>
element, and VLC can no longer be used as a plugin in Chromium due to the retirement of the NPAPI interface.The Playback webpage mentions "currently has support for playing MP4/WebM..." At what point do you expect to add wider codec support and, more importantly, HOW? I'd be very happy to help with this effort, but I have no idea where to begin.
NB Using ffmpeg to transcode e.g. ProRes to MP4 in order to play it would be a bit of a mad solution, in my opinion. More processor power to produce a lower quality image!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: