Right Click -> Loop just seems to break the damn things for me on both FF and Chrome.
this stuff is too godly. There has to be a catch.
Drag the playhead back to the beginning.
do these not loop?
the best thing about the .gif is its entrancing loop.
these need to loop.
Reposting the 1080p 120Hz one form blurbusters
http://www.blurbusters.com/files/videos/battlefield_1080p_120fps_8mbps.mp4
Right click then choose loop.
How long until Google starts phasing this in? (And will they bother converting their current video database to save on bandwidth costs on their end?)
What's this from?
Beyonetta 60 fps webm: http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/src/1396794276453.webm
Honestly though, GIFs are nice since the compression and limited color makes them charming. .webm just looks like video. It is just video.
So these don't come with sound right?
Honestly though, GIFs are nice since the compression and limited color makes them charming. .webm just looks like video. It is just video.
Honestly though, GIFs are nice since the compression and limited color makes them charming. .webm just looks like video. It is just video.
According to wikipedia they are already delivering webm in their html5 site and will convert their entire library. You see the huge bandwidth savings and it is a no brainer. I think you can force a video to use the webm version by appending "&webm=1" to the url
Someone please cook up a greasemonkey script to embed webm for neogaf.
someone develop a 'shitty gif compression filter' and rake in the millions.Honestly though, GIFs are nice since the compression and limited color makes them charming. .webm just looks like video. It is just video.
Oh yes.if anything, this will be a wonderful way to show people the difference between 30 and 60 fps
Speaking of high quality reaction .webms
http://i.4cdn.org/v/src/1396826117731.webm
WIF?
This is amazing. Sucks that audio is an option though, because that'd kinda ruin it when people start developing plugins or scripts that autoplays them.
someone develop a 'shitty gif compression filter' and rake in the millions.