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YouTube's 60fps runs smoother than games?
It's very likely that your framerate drops below the refresh rate of your display while you have v-sync on which can produce a noticeable stuttering or input lag in that situation.
Disabling vsync wi …
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Are the properties (bitrate, fps) of my h.264 video OK for the web?
I would try and see if you can't reduce the bitrate a little more even, you have a very low resolution here so you might be able to improve it even further. Just take it to a point where you can say t …
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Are mp4 bit rates the same as Flash bytes per frame?
Comparable yes but unlike Flash you have a very consistent average size over the timeline of your content. So you don't need to download as much to show content but can actually just start right away …
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Do I need to encode video in both ogg and webm?
Probably better suited for Stackoverflow but I think its still a valid question for this SE.
Producing theora(ogg) versions of your videos is actually redundant. Any browser version supporting ogg is …
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