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    From Dale@21:1/5 to James Kirk on Sat Mar 6 15:10:20 2021
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    On 3/6/2021 2:41 PM, James Kirk wrote:
    In Message: <s20h2d$aag$1@dont-email.me>
    Dale <dale@dalekelly.org> wrote:

    On 3/6/2021 12:14 PM, Arno Welzel wrote:

    Dale:

    [snip]

    On iPhone Safari an arrow pops up.

    How can I have a Windows desktop computer do this?

    No clue what that would be, not everyone has access to an iPhone.

    By using a supprted format. Not every browser supports every video
    format. You may need to provide the video as WebM as well.

    my webcam saves files as *.mp4

    I used to find a way to convert to *.ogg but don't remember it

    how can I convert *mp4 to WebM ?

    Perhaps you could search for handbrake video converter. I personally
    use ffmpeg, but the command line is not for everyone.

    I have Corel VideoStudio Pro 2020

    https://caniuse.com/?search=mp4

    https://caniuse.com/?search=webm

    Depending on the codecs used, you really should not have to use
    anything other than mp4.

    It would likely save some bandwidth if you were to re-encode your
    videos regardless if you were to choose mp4 or webm.

    webm would more than likely be the smallest if encoded in a similar
    manner.

    mp4 would likely be more portable as far as devices that would play
    it.

    If I recall correctly Safari on mobile devices is not updated, only
    updates when the OS is updated. Which would mean that Safari is just
    as old as the OS is, and more then likely way out of date compared
    to chrome.

    So in my opinion asking for help with Safari is like asking for help
    with IE 6 … just not going to happen.


    Found export WebM on Corel VideoStudio Pro 2020

    its under Share/Custom

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  • From James Kirk@21:1/5 to Dale on Sat Mar 6 14:41:59 2021
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    In Message: <s20h2d$aag$1@dont-email.me>
    Dale <dale@dalekelly.org> wrote:

    On 3/6/2021 12:14 PM, Arno Welzel wrote:

    Dale:

    [snip]

    On iPhone Safari an arrow pops up.

    How can I have a Windows desktop computer do this?

    No clue what that would be, not everyone has access to an iPhone.

    By using a supprted format. Not every browser supports every video
    format. You may need to provide the video as WebM as well.

    my webcam saves files as *.mp4

    I used to find a way to convert to *.ogg but don't remember it

    how can I convert *mp4 to WebM ?

    Perhaps you could search for handbrake video converter. I personally
    use ffmpeg, but the command line is not for everyone.

    I have Corel VideoStudio Pro 2020

    https://caniuse.com/?search=mp4

    https://caniuse.com/?search=webm

    Depending on the codecs used, you really should not have to use
    anything other than mp4.

    It would likely save some bandwidth if you were to re-encode your
    videos regardless if you were to choose mp4 or webm.

    webm would more than likely be the smallest if encoded in a similar
    manner.

    mp4 would likely be more portable as far as devices that would play
    it.

    If I recall correctly Safari on mobile devices is not updated, only
    updates when the OS is updated. Which would mean that Safari is just
    as old as the OS is, and more then likely way out of date compared
    to chrome.

    So in my opinion asking for help with Safari is like asking for help
    with IE 6 … just not going to happen.

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  • From Lewis@21:1/5 to James Kirk on Sun Mar 7 09:02:56 2021
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    In message <5cd8110d-c9d33210-1a980c3c.tiberius@james.kirk.invalid> James Kirk <noneya.invalid@gmail.com> wrote:
    Depending on the codecs used, you really should not have to use
    anything other than mp4.

    there's a surprising number of Windows machine that barf all over mp4 containers.

    I don't care, I'm not re-encoding videos for broken windows installs.

    webm would more than likely be the smallest if encoded in a similar
    manner.

    Not in my experience, they are either the same size or slightly larger
    than h.264 in mp4.

    mp4 would likely be more portable as far as devices that would play
    it.

    Yep. Should be fine with Macs, Win 10, Android, and iOS with no
    problems.

    If I recall correctly Safari on mobile devices is not updated, only
    updates when the OS is updated. Which would mean that Safari is just
    as old as the OS is, and more then likely way out of date compared
    to chrome.

    Safari development has nothing to do with Chrome, and Safari has many
    features that Chrome will never have.

    So in my opinion asking for help with Safari is like asking for help
    with IE 6 … just not going to happen.

    Ignoring a billion web users is idiotic.

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