[email protected] writes: > Hi Chris, > Thanks for sharing. > I have a small question: Does this strategy, I mean play unsupported > source on external players, apply to B2G as well? On B2G, AFAIK, there > is no external player, unless we construct media player in native side > first.
We need to define a way for interaction and resource management between external program and B2G if we want it. Once define it, we open a door let 3rd party vendors write their own native programs. It is definitly not what we want to encourage. Another solution is plugin (NSAPI), but it is also another thing that we don't encourage. Maybe some one can figure out a better solution, but I don't see at this monent. For RTSP, if we still want it at last, video tag is still a technically good solution for now. Other projects, beside B2G, can disable it if they don't want. If we implement RTSP in a way other than video/audio tags, it means to create a non-standard way to use it. It may encourage people to use a non-standard API. I don't see what a non-standard way is better than video/audio tag. -- Sinker -- 天教懶漫帶疏狂 _______________________________________________ dev-media mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-media
