I'm preparing a webpage with a video. I'd like to make it compatible with a wide range of devices, so I inserted a HTML5 <video> tag with a Flash Player fall-back (FLV video file) for incompatible browsers (mostly Internet Explorer < 9).
For the HTML5 video I converted my video in MP4/H.264 and in WebM/VP8. According to Wikipedia, H.264 is used by:
- Internet Explorer
- Google Chrome
- Safari (iOS+Desktop)
- Android browser
While VP8 is compatible with:
- Firefox
- Opera
- (again) Chrome and Android
It seems that everything is covered (talking about today's last versions of the browsers), with the Flash fall-back for older ones.
Can I skip the OGG version of the video, considering that MP4 + WebM seem to be enough?