YouTube launches transcoding all new uploads to WebM, a third of his or her library already has ready

By Vlad Savov posted Apr 20 2011 4: 11 AM Google's in WebM video-streaming to the masses by a general lack of attach weakened interest by the rest of the tech world seems not resolved and the company announced that each new YouTube will upload automatically transcoded to a WebM version. Almost one-third of the YouTube archives have already made the transition to the open-source format, but if you think, is a small part, you probably know, that should the 30 per cent accounts for 99 percent of all views on the website. Apparently we have a narrower set of interests all as we like to believe. So, with all popular vids encoded and any incoming always the transcoding treatment, everything, what you really need a compatible browser-chrome (of course), linked Firefox 4, Opera and IE9 register with a plug-in - and in YouTube HTML5 trial under with WebM playback roles. Appending "& webmaster = 1" to a search string or a video URL will also help you ensure you get the good stuff.

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