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hi,
are you awere of fact how badly those video tags look in “planet gnome”?
Just look here, your post looks realy bad. Isn’t this valid bug report for Planet-software http://www.planetplanet.org/
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Sorta tangential. support in firefox is _terrible_. And I’m not just talking about it not using DirectShow/GStreamer/QuickTime for video on their respective OSes (Coming Soon(TM), I hear), but from a performance point of view, it’s abhorrent.
A quick unscientific test with this video had top showing firefox using 40-55% CPU while playing, whereas mplayer never went above 10%. OK, it’s not as bad as Flash (blip.tv videoes use 75% CPU in firefox vs. 15% with mplayer), but still terrible. (1.73GHz Centrino)
But apparently noone cares about p***ing away cycles for no reason these days.
It’s not true that we don’t care. We do know it takes a longer path to get to video. It goes through the web rendering pipeline, which adds some overhead and we’re working on making that better.