Google I/O 2010 Keynote Day 1, pt. 3

[jasperwillis5385]

Google product is valuable. I like Google.

[claircote4416]

This is great knowledge. Well done.

[GirlieBlues]

It should be optimized for the web.

[saijai587]

Thank you Google.

[kopi5896]

This video is useful about Google.

[minami935]

Thank you for sharing.

[VMLM3]

I'm watching this video on WebM... Fullscreen INSIDE the browser is just ugly :\.

[FlamingGoat]

Sweet Project London

[nickik21]

why that stupid music all the time?

[kozhuzoo]

very slow

[futuramanut]

There are waaaay too many of these videos from google I/O in the science and tech category.

[futuramanut]

There are waaaay too many of these videos from google I/O in the science and tech category.

[Quadunit404]

Google is credit to Internet! Loving the HTML5 beta now that we Opera users can get in it as well. Frame rate is beautiful, audio is wonderful, and we don't have to deal with the bloat or security holes in Flash.

[sudanman85]

Nervous Bastard....

[genestarwindjf80]

Google makes fun of iPad lol. You guys are great. Just can't wait to get my hands on a ANDROID DEVICE.

[TheSeanWilson]

I know what he's getting at with the whole "whim of one organisation" thing, but it's not a comparison. THE APP STORE IS NOT THE WEB.

[otterboxiphone]

Firefox is a bit slow. Mozilla needs to beef up the speed a bit.

[otterboxiphone]

Open source ftw!!!!!!!

[civciv7]

@otterboxiphone actually rms ftw. see the article gnu wrote about codecs and open web and note that rms almost doesn't use internet.

[getenlightened]

Google and WebM FTW!

(Apple and Micro FTL)

[ruggedboy27]

was the VP from Mozilla refering to Apple when he said "damage it causes the whim of one organization "????

[masteratt]

@ruggedboy27 I assume so, and Microsoft too.

[ruggedboy27]

@masteratt thanks for answering

[lanreudu]

@ruggedboy27 I'm almost sure he was referring to Adobe, but I could be wrong.

[ruggedboy27]

@lanreudu adobe hmm that was so unexpected ?

[marcus1aurelius1]

Google sucks big time

[rookiecj]

Great job Google !!!

[tabmarcio]

Subtitles fix: s/Brandon/Brendan/g

[solarfox2010]

H264 is not free for companies and H264 will stay for sure for a long long time. Still there is no match to him in quality comparison. Maybe something is better that we don`t know that exist in public.

[UntrustedSource]

Will 720P WebM work on Android phones? That'd be a huge milestone.

[MizerokRominus]

@UntrustedSource If your android phone can run the browser I don't see why not.

[nintendomaniac64]

Captions typo at 8:55 - "...news mere today..."

Obviously should be 'here' and not mere.

[tommarnk]

i dont think H.264 go away that fast, why? H.264 is the default Blu-ray video codec

but WebM will realy make video on the web painless, for everyone, there is all ready support for matroska container in hardware blu-ray players, HDTVs, and you also got Vorbis support in many hardware devices like all Android Phones has support for it, many MP3 players also support Vorbis, so no need to /transcode, just remux the audio :D

VP8 Hardware support is coming real soon!

all in all, WebM is win-win!

[hdzsound]

what is the last time a compagny trow away about +200 millions $, to  give it to the humanity

im about to cry.

[TongueDar]

AWESOME! This was the best line;

"We've seen what happens and how much distribution it can cause, when the terms of a platform change at the whim of one organization, and the web needs to be above that."

He's talking about YOU Apple. :)

[jmouyade]

That's why people love Google

[d2kx]

Google, YOU ROCK!

[MrDanielHen]

WebM will kill H.264! :D

[AndrewFaulds]

@MrDanielHen No. It won't. H.264 is better quality. But on the web? Yes it will kill it for video streaming.

[kidcodea]

@AndrewFaulds better quality? dude, no one is even arguing. VP8 kills h264. its much better , even a blind man can see it

[AndrewFaulds]

@kidcodea Whaaaaaaaaat? Have you been believing the pics on On2's website? They are cherry picked shots, and do not give you any idea of VP8's true quality.

VP8 is nowhere near H.264. It's better than Theora or VC-1(WMV), but it's wurse than H.264 by a large margin.

[ShadowriverUB]

@MrDanielHen it won't :p maybe on internet but not in other solutions, it's widely used in Digital TV and Blu-Ray