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Documentation regarding the transition to WebM format (for videos) #338

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vahidmas opened this issue May 20, 2021 · 8 comments · May be fixed by #554
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Documentation regarding the transition to WebM format (for videos) #338

vahidmas opened this issue May 20, 2021 · 8 comments · May be fixed by #554

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@vahidmas
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As the transition to using WebM (and sunsetting MP4) occurs, documentation needs to be updated. In particular, the Video Compression Tools guide needs an update to reflect the new preference/standard. The updates should include the caveats regarding browsers that will no longer be able to play videos, and mitigating actions users could possibly take.

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@Mamatha1718
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Hi @vahidmas , I'm new to open source contribution. I would like to tackle this issue.
what i add the changes are:
I’d like to ensure that I fully understand the changes.

You mentioned transitioning away from MP4—could you confirm if WebM is the new preferred format, or if there’s another format being adopted? Additionally, are there specific details about compatibility issues or tools to consider during this transition?

Once I have these details, I’ll proceed with updating the documentation to provide clear guidance and address any potential challenges for users.

Looking forward to your response!
will you please tell me if any other changes required.
Thank you.

@akolson
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akolson commented Dec 27, 2024

Hi @Mamatha1718!

Yes, sure! I'll assign it to you! For purposes of clarity, please see additional guidance below;

  • This issue adds additional guidance for MP4, rather than deleting any MP4 guidance and replacing it.
  • You might need to install ffmpeg locally and make sure the commands you are recommending work properly for webm!

We'll provide you with any additional clarification once you start on the issue. Thank you again.
(Just a small note that we might be slow to respond as we are closed for the year, but should be able to respond to any of your queries once we are back fully, next year)

@Mamatha1718
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Hi @akolson,
Thank you for assigning the task! To ensure I update the correct file, could you please confirm which file(s) need the changes? I'm assuming I should update the video compression tools documentation, but I’d appreciate confirmation on the specific file or reference files to make sure I’m on the right track.

Thanks again for your guidance, and I look forward to getting started!

@akolson
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akolson commented Dec 30, 2024

Hi @Mamatha1718!

I think the changes to the documentation need to be made here. cc'ing @rtibbles just in case.

Be sure to let us know in case you have any additional queries. Thank you!

@Mamatha1718
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Thank you for your response @akolson.

@Mamatha1718
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Hi @vahidmas @akolson ,
The PR is ready for review,
Will you please let me know any other changes required.
Thank you.

@akolson
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akolson commented Dec 30, 2024

Hi @Mamatha1718 I looks like you don't have any opened pr, could you please confirm this is not the case? Thanks

@Mamatha1718
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Mamatha1718 commented Dec 31, 2024

Hi @akolson,
Sorry for inconvenience. There was an issue with branches, develop branch commits are automatically merged, but I've resolved it now. The PR is ready for review. Please let me know if further changes required.
Thank you.

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