http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-57582906-92/orbx-streaming-tech-could-revolutionize-computing/

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-57582743-92/mozilla-look-ma-no-plug-in-for-video-apps/

A new codec from Mozilla and OTOY will let browsers run high-performance rendering apps like Autodesk and high-definition video without plug-ins, the companies unveiled Friday.

The new, open-source digital stream encoder and decoder, called ORBX.js, obviates the need for a plug-in like Flash, Sliverlight, or QuickTime to run HD video in the browser. Mozilla and OTOY expect live TV, watermarked video, and cloud gaming to all get a boost in HTML5-enabled browsers that support it. Currently, that list includes all five major browsers: IE 10, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera.

Zie ook het eerdere nieuwbericht:
http://www.macfreak.nl/nieuws/24816/de-unreal-engine-draait-nu-ook-op-het-web/

(Bewerkt door Pieterr om 14:52, 5-05-2013)