Video encoding service provider Encoding.com this morning announced that it is opening the beta version of its Vid.ly video URL service to the public.
In a world littered with an enormous variety of smartphones, tablet computers and browsers, it’s not easy for publishers to put up a video online that can be watched by anyone, anywhere. With vid.ly, Encoding.com aims to alleviate that problem by… → Read More
Video formats on the Web are a mess right now. Apple supports H.264, but not Flash. Google recently declared that its Chrome browser will soon stop supporting H.264 in favor of its own WebM. To make a video play on an iPhone or iPad requires support for different formats than for an Android phone, and other phones require yet other formats. → Read More
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