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As I already explained a couple of times on the forums, HTML5 doesn't offer any usable codec. H.264 is only supported in an MP4 container, but MP4 isn't live-streamable (it requires the MOOV atom at the start of the file, but that atom can only be written after transcoding). The WebM encoder is way too slow to be usable (transcodes at about 12fps on my PhenomII X4 system). Ogg/Theora is only supported by Firefox and Chrome, and has a very slow encoder too.

[QUOTE="Oxan, post: 978650, member: 97484"] As I already explained a couple of times on the forums, HTML5 doesn't offer any usable codec. H.264 is only supported in an MP4 container, but MP4 isn't live-streamable (it requires the MOOV atom at the start of the file, but that atom can only be written after transcoding). The WebM encoder is way too slow to be usable (transcodes at about 12fps on my PhenomII X4 system). Ogg/Theora is only supported by Firefox and Chrome, and has a very slow encoder too. [/QUOTE]

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