hi,
I have a problem and didn't find much info on it, maybe you can help, hopefully.
I created a very simple web page that uses HTML5's audio tag and I want it to play ogg file with flac codec.
I have several ogg files but the browser don't want to play any of them.
My question is does FireFox support this combo of ogg file with flac codec ?
Do I need to add attribute to the tag himself?
Where can I find more info on this subject?
Thanks,
Shirly
playing ogg files (flac codecs) in FireFox's native player
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Re: playing ogg files (flac codecs) in FireFox's native play
Hello,
OGG files must use the Vorbis codec for audio and the Theora codec for video (if applicable).
OGG files must use the Vorbis codec for audio and the Theora codec for video (if applicable).
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Re: playing ogg files (flac codecs) in FireFox's native play
Note that flac in ogg will be supported in Firefox 51
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Re: playing ogg files (flac codecs) in FireFox's native play
Moving to Firefox Support.