YouTube starts transcoding all new uploads to WebM, already has a third of its library ready

Google's resolve to bring WebM video streaming to the masses doesn't seem to have been weakened by a general lack of interest from the rest of the tech world, and the company's announced that each and every new YouTube upload will now be automatically transcoded into a WebM version. Nearly a third of YouTube's archives have already made the transition to the open source format, though if you think that's a small proportion, you should probably know that those 30 percent account for 99 percent of all views on the site. Apparently, we all have a narrower set of interests than we like to believe. So, with all popular vids encoded and every incoming one getting the transcoding treatment, all you really need now is a compatible browser -- Chrome (naturally), Firefox 4, Opera, or IE9 with a plug-in -- and to enroll in YouTube's HTML5 trial linked below to get rolling with WebM playback. Appending "&webm=1" to a search string or a video's URL will also help you ensure you're getting the good stuff.

J3be li vas još YT?Mene danas izbudali.

Aj da se i ja prijavim. Nevjerovatno dugo treba za učitavanje klipa...
Nego, šta meni koji nemam pojma šta je WebM, znači taj prelazak na pomenuti? To bi sad trebalo da zamjeni flash? Da li će onda biti neke razlike pri korištenju 'Jubita' ili šta?