WebCodecs is an interesting API. It enhances existing video codecs and allows for video-based applications. This post will cover the API and how it works. What is the WebCodecs API # The WebCodecs API...

In the last post we discussed encoding video using the FFmpeg command line tool as a way to compress video and test the results. We used h.264 (AVC), h.265 (HEVC), VP9 and AV1. This post will explore...

I've always been interested in video compression, particularly on how it works for the web. This post will cover these areas: Terminology necessary to understand the commands we will use What codecs...

Ever since we've had responsive images we've been able to add media queries to control the conditions that will trigger a match for a specific child element. But we haven't been able to do the same...

I came accross reset from Harry Roberts (from Twitter/X) via (Kevin Powell's YouTube video). I've adapted the reset by eliminating the low quality image resource. I don't need the low quality images...