Best HTML5 Video Format For Safari On Window (or Getting VP8 To Play In Safari On Windows)
Solution 1:
Update... Ogg Theora can be played in Quicktime with XiphQT, but I've ran into many issues when trying to playback various Ogg video formats.
With h.264, if you are using x264 (eg: Handbrake) to transcode/encode video, the following can be set in advanced mode:
cabac=0:ref=1:me=umh:bframes=0:weightp=0:8x8dct=0:trellis=0:subq=6:tune=fastdecode
These parameters:
- ref=1, set the reference frame limit to 1, using more reference frames requires more processing.
- bframes=0, disables b-frames, not sure on this but I believe that forces P-frame which are faster
- cabac=0, disables CABAC compression, which would make the output smaller but take more processing
- tune=fastdecode, set's the tune preset to optimize the output specifically for decoding
The other options I am not as sure of and have yet to find solid evidence on their impact towards decoding, let alone if they have any impact on decoding. For example, the "me" setting is for subpixel strength in the transcoding process, it has an effect on video quality, but understanding how frames change, it could have an impact (in some videos) on the decoding process. That is something I do not know, but am stating for a better understanding of where I am coming from.
More about these settings can be found here:
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