If I want to play videos from within a program (I don't care much about format), should I use Theora or an mp4 library (any recommendations?) We used Bink in The Witness, but I am looking for something I can redistribute for free.
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Replying to @Jonathan_Blow
WebM is free, so you could use a combination of libwebm, libvpx, libogg, and libvorbis.
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Replying to @Jonathan_Blow @smasher164
One of the main reasons Bink is still in business is because there never seems to be an answer to this question.
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Replying to @cmuratori @smasher164
It is kind of crazy given how many people in the world want to watch videos.
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Like, can someone just make a video format that is a regular file format like any other file format? That isn't broken into separate transport file streaming chunk opaque flibflobber formats? We all know what a video is, we all know how it behaves, just make one god damn thing.
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It's not the format that's the problem, it's the libraries. The format is complicated because the quantity of data is large - large by 1995 standards, but we also have tons of other networking standards similarly restricted. And yes, video formats are networking standard. (MPEG)
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Jonathan Blow Retweeted Jonathan Blow
I disagree with this 100%. It has nothing to do with quantity of data. Seehttps://twitter.com/Jonathan_Blow/status/1131780653639491585 …
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