loftar wrote:Trigger warning! Extreme graphic violence! NSFW! Keep away from young eyes!
The next one was much worse!
loftar wrote:Trigger warning! Extreme graphic violence! NSFW! Keep away from young eyes!
Damn, I think this has to be one of my favorites of all time. I think it was a Super Bowl it first aired during, but I forget exactly where it was I saw it the first time. I laughed my ass off.loftar wrote:<perpetual motion machine>

The <video> tag is a bit problematic since different browsers are known to be a bit selective in their requirements, but I'd generally recommend WebM, which ought to become the standard. WebM, in turn, is simply a Matroska file with VP8 video and Vorbis audio. I believe some mobile devices are known to only handle MPEG-4 files with H.264 video and AAC audio (probably due to fixed-function hardware decoding), but since all of those formats are patented, it seems like a bad idea to depend on them, and they also do not enjoy universal support.sabinati wrote:neat. are there any format requirements?
L I T E R A L LY PROBLEMATICloftar wrote:The <video> tag is a bit problematic sincesabinati wrote:neat. are there any format requirements?
