Source: www.ghacks.net --- Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Future versions of Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system and Microsoft Edge will support the open formats Ogg, Vorbis and Theora. The news comes from the Microsoft Edge development platform status page which lists all three formats as in development in Edge and the desktop, and other platforms Microsoft supports with Windows 10. Microsoft Edge is the default browser on Windows 10, even though the operating system ships with Internet Explorer 11 mainly for backwards compatibility reasons as well. Microsoft is a bit more open when it comes to its development priorities for Edge. This is understandable, considering that web developers may use or even require the information to support Microsoft Edge. OGG Container format is supported by Chrome, Firefox and browsers based on the code. It is not supported by IE11 or Safari. Microsoft will add support in Microsoft Edge, on the desktop, Mixed Reality, mobile and Xbox. Theora Video Codec is supported already by Firefox and Chrome, and browsers that share code with these two web browsers. The codec is not supported by Safari or Internet Explorer 11. Microsoft plans to add support in Microsoft Edge, on the Windows 10 desktop, Mixed Reality, mobile and Xbox. Vorbis Audio Codec is supported by Chrome, Firefox and other browsers based on the code of these browsers such as Opera or Vivaldi. It is not supported by Internet Explorer 11 and Safari. Microsoft's development plan highlights that ...
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