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Which codec provides native Web RTC-based video chat support in browsers such as Mozilla Firefox?
The correct answer is A. H264. H.264 is a widely adopted video compression standard that provides native WebRTC-based video support in browsers including Mozilla Firefox. WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) uses H.264 as one of its mandatory video codecs, enabling peer-to-peer video conferencing directly in…
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Which codec provides native Web RTC-based video chat support in browsers such as Mozilla Firefox?
Options
- AH264
- BH323
- CWMV
- DG.711
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A93% (27)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
H.264 is a widely adopted video compression standard that provides native WebRTC-based video support in browsers including Mozilla Firefox. WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) uses H.264 as one of its mandatory video codecs, enabling peer-to-peer video conferencing directly in the browser without plugins. H.323 (option B) is a signaling protocol suite, not a video codec. WMV (option C) is a Microsoft proprietary video format not used in WebRTC. G.711 (option D) is an audio codec, not a video codec. H.264's hardware acceleration and broad browser support make it the standard choice for WebRTC video.
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