Audio API

[fila8712]

It's amazing Audio API.

[weight854]

Audio visulaization 3D is great.

[guy54788]

I use firefox and Chrome.

[many9662]

Thank you firefox team

[paxcoder]

@many9662 >w3c

[saijai587]

Good video.

[physical815]

I love firefox

[deanwest15]

Firefox is great.

[haroldcasey615]

This video is very helpful.

[willemoes4]

Totally useless crap.....

[caspervk96]

Firefox = YEAH!



[Djnaima]

omg!! Woot! html5 rocks!!!

[wiibart]

that 3d flying through audio is pretty wicked

[hiagante]

perfect :D

[jegln6]

Impresionante, no solo por lo que se ve sino, y sobre todo, por lo que supone.

[DeLuisAngel]

@jegln6 ESTE NAVEGADOR VA EN CAMINO A SISTEMA OPERATIVO A ESTE PASO

[RadoDani]

Wow … I am really looking forward to the finished version of FF 4 for Mac OS X … thumbs up !!!

[psychothekyle]

can't sleep, coding all night

[bigrichau]

Wow. Now there's a feature looking for a set of requirements if I ever saw one.

[datagog]

This changes everything!

[amoreno786]

I would like the ability to mute individual tabs or the entire browser.

[ulmwarrior]

@amoreno786 well you could jsut mute the whole computer...

[amoreno786]

@ulmwarrior

The point is to make the browser less disruptive. If I'm listening to winamp or have ten browser tabs open, which I frequently do, I don't want one of the tabs or a popup ad to suddenly start blaring at me. Muting the whole computer would kill the sounds that I do want to hear. There should be configuration options such as mute-all, mute new tabs, mute all but me, etc. so that users can control the sound coming out of the browser without affecting the rest of the computer.

[Noepel]

@amoreno786 i usualy close sites wich play music without asking for my authorisation.

[UBCSROB]

@amoreno786 that would be a great feature

[RedPyr4mid]

O_O Whoah... Can't wait for official release.

There will be also a 64-bit version?

Farewell Flash, I'm hoping.

[z33k4y]

support mp3 and maybe i'll care

[zettberlin]

@z33k4y

Just buy the Patents from Fraunhofer/Thompson, make them public domain and MP3 will be supported immediately ;-)

[paiwanhan]

bye bye Flash, soon....

[blenderpanzi]

Awesome. However, this means we need a "HTML5 Block" Add-On.

[tpiom]

@blenderpanzi So true! :/

[paiwanhan]

@blenderpanzi it wouldn't be hard i think, it would be like the img blocks, it just needs to block those html5 tags.

[blenderpanzi]

@paiwanhan Well what about dynamic content and the whole JavaScript API? Might be a bit more tricky.

[ulmwarrior]

@blenderpanzi eh just use adblock

[leezh92]

@KodessR, I am aware that HTML 5 is a language, which is why I said Firefox/HTML5. The combination is can be considered a platform, just like how it is technically better to say GNU/Linux [/GNOME, /KDE, /etc].

But the fact is, Flash is slow and inefficient - and without competitors - Adobe does little to improve that. Firefox on the other hand has to compete against Chrome and Opera for speed.

Also, I mentioned nothing about advertisements, which is a different matter.

[robfuscatedotcom]

This would be great if we could use mp3s :(

[arkkimaagi]

@robfuscatedotcom this world would be great if mp3 died off

[KodessR]

@arkkimaagi agreed, give me my flac and vorbis!

[leezh92]

Goodbye Adobe Flash, you are one slow, bloated, stupid application that no one really likes.

Hello, Firefox/HTML5. You're my new good friend.

[KodessR]

@leezh92 uh flash is a platform and html5 is a language.

As soon as all the flash stuff would be ported: alot of javascript

on the page, making it eat CPU and be slow as hell.

No more flash ads? You're right, we'll have HTML5 iAds or something like that...

[alexjohnc3]

I <3 Firefox. No way would I switch to Chrome or IE. :)

[styfle123]

This is so sick!

[kapurapu]

Just one more technology for in browser demo.

[zc456]

1:33 Holy crap...

[tpiom]

Firefox is the future, embrace it @ firefox.com!

[zc456]

@tpiom

HTML5 is a standard being implanted into every browser, including Firefox. Lets all embrace it together! *gets shot*

[BZRK49]

amazing :o