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On 19/04/2013 05:40, Simon Waters wrote:
That's what I meant when I referred to the same quality settings, e.g. the same AVI (lossless) being streamed both by HTML5 or by Flash. I wouldn't have thought there would be much difference in the amount of data over the network assuming the same file was streamed by both methods.On 18/04/13 23:18, Julian Hall wrote:To be honest, I don't think it makes a blind bit of difference what technology movies are streamed with. I would have thought a movie of a particular length will, assuming it's streamed with the same quality settings, use up the same - or similar - amount of bandwidth whether it's sent via HTML5 or another method, so I don't think the data content is the issue.The size of a movie will depend on the format used to compress it.
JulianPS. My degree is in Software Development with Multimedia, so we did a fair bit with file types and compression etc ;)
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