Youtube does not use HTML5 in Opera 11.60

[Echa]

I have enabled the html5 on youtube but the video or the Youtube itself does not seem to be using the HTML5. In the youtube activation page, I can see the greenlight on WebM and Video Tag. Do you think that the opera is capable to stream these videos?

[Kiran25]

Opera released the new stable version of your web browser: Opera 11.60, codenamed "Tunny". It has many new visuals, but if several background, again making it an excellent alternative. Now there is a Support for Custom Protocols (custom protocols) and Content Management (content handlers) HTML5. This means we can now tell Opera to open a specific web address (e.g., a web application) when you find a particular protocol or content type, thus emulating the opening of file types on an operating system.

[Bhadran]

All videos are now uploaded on YouTube are converted to the open source WebM format. Existing videos get the same treatment. This codec is used to download videos in Chrome, Opera and Firefox in html 5-video playback. Videos those already on YouTube, has already converted 30 percent. This content would account for 99 percent of the visits. In time, the rest of the content converted though this may take some time.

[IkhyThed]

Opera 11.60 uses the current trend, the HTML5 standard , which was implemented with the operators of proprietary parsing algorithm called Ragnarok. Ragnarök will primarily improve the error handling in HTML5, which is especially important for Web developers"HTML5 specifies exactly how browsers should handle errors in source code [a website] before the browser had to guess what they had done.

[Vrushabha]

Opera does not currently rules the H.264 codec for YouTube, the offer only for Chrome and Safari.

[Jailekhaa]

YouTube has been working for a while support for HTML 5-video, as an alternative to the Flash player from Adobe. Now the new standard for web video available for everyone. HTML 5-video is the web standard that allows users of modern browsers to play videos in their browser without having to rely on the Flash player from Adobe. To be able to use this new feature, you must subscribe to the HTML 5-program TestTube , where the company also hosts a number of other experiments.

[Victorious mind]

The only browsers currently support HTML 5, Google Chrome, Apple Safari and Internet Explorer (if the Google Chrome Frame has run). Opera and Mozilla Firefox cannot use HTML 5-videos on YouTube show, despite being equipped with the video specification for HTML 5. Not all YouTube videos can be viewed in the new HTML 5-mode. YouTube says that the videos are currently no ads, captions or comments made by users may contain.

[Mrigankasekhar]

If you do not remember, WebM is open video format that Google intends to impose on the proprietary H.264, who is behind Apple, to be used in the HTML5 video tag. When Google announced last month that would release WebM code, it was with the support of Mozilla and Opera and both companies agreed to adopt the format.