Additionally, on the same Android device I get the same results with Chrome and Firefox:
Audio codecs PCM audio support Yes ✔ MP3 support Yes ✔ AAC support Yes ✔ Dolby Digital support No ✘ Dolby Digital Plus support No ✘ Ogg Vorbis support Yes ✔ Ogg Opus support Yes ✔ WebM with Vorbis support Yes ✔ WebM with Opus support Yes ✔ On Tue, May 9, 2023, 8:42 a.m. Hector Centeno <hcen...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I use Edge on Android and Windows machines. This is what I get on my > Android device (latest Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra): > > Audio codecs > PCM audio support > Yes ✔ > MP3 support > Yes ✔ > AAC support > Yes ✔ > Dolby Digital support > No ✘ > Dolby Digital Plus support > No ✘ > Ogg Vorbis support > Yes ✔ > Ogg Opus support > Yes ✔ > WebM with Vorbis support > Yes ✔ > WebM with Opus support > Yes ✔ > > Best, > Hector Centeno > > > > > > On Mon, May 8, 2023, 12:38 p.m. Stefan Schreiber <st...@mail.telepac.pt> > wrote: > >> Ammendment: >> >> “EAC-3 (DD+) is natively supported by Edge and all Safari browsers.” >> >> I did a fast html5test (.com) on my iPad running on some very old iOS >> 13.x (for some stupid reason I can’t update my AirPad Air 2 to version >> 15.x, which would be the last supported one; need probably to reset my >> Apple ID to “recover” my lost password 🤭), and even in this outdated >> configuration: >> >> DD+ is definitively supported by mobile Safari, see result list (here >> posted in text format, sursound might not like htrml5 text...I hope >> there won't be any "optical breakdown"...): >> >> Audio codecs >> >> >> >> PCM audio support >> >> No >> >> MP3 support >> >> Yes ✔ >> >> AAC support >> >> Yes ✔ >> >> Dolby Digital support >> >> Yes ✔ >> >> Dolby Digital Plus support >> >> Yes ✔ >> >> Ogg Vorbis support >> >> No ✘ >> >> Ogg Opus support >> >> No ✘ >> >> WebM with Vorbis support >> >> No ✘ >> >> WebM with Opus support >> >> No ✘ >> >> I don't think that iOS/iPadOS 16-x would show different results, by the >> way. >> >> As there is no Safari adaptation for Windows, Linux etc., my statement >> that any (more or less recent) Safati browser would support DD+ should >> be correct. >> >> Edge: Supports all tested codecs (above) on Win10. (I don't know which >> codecs the Edge browsers would support or better "would not support" >> if running on other operating systems than Windows, but you can always >> test via html5test.com) >> >> (Maybe this last question is a bit academic anyway... Edge is in the >> very most cases used as desktop browser for Windows 10/11.) >> >> Best, >> >> Stefan >> >> - - - - >> >> > I think that mobile Safari (so the Safari version for iOS and >> > iPadOS) should also support DD+ (since iOS 14/iPadOS 14 probably), >> > because Apple Spatial Audio supports DD+/Atmos. >> > >> > I will try to test this. ;-) >> > >> > Otherwise, agreed. >> > >> > Best, >> > >> > Stefan >> > >> > ----- Mensagem de Fersch, Christof <christof.fer...@dolby.com> >> --------- >> > >> > Data: Mon, 8 May 2023 06:01:56 +0000 >> > >> > De: "Fersch, Christof" <christof.fer...@dolby.com> >> > >> > Assunto: Re: [Sursound] [Proposal] for HOA web-streaming-format >> > >> > Para: Surround Sound discussion group <sursound@music.vt.edu> >> > >> >> You are right on EDGE and Safari on *PC platforms*. Firefox, >> >> Chrome, … are a different story. And there is more differences >> >> depending on which platform the browser is running (Windows, >> >> Android, iOS, MacOS, …). What I wanted to say is that you would >> >> need to be more specific for a statement on browser support (is >> >> always a combination of browser, OS, maybe even HW). >> >> >> >> Nevertheless, I of course agree MPEG-H support on Browser/OS is not >> >> “very widespread”. However, it also offers features/compression >> >> which are much more advanced than what currently deployed codecs >> >> can do. >> >> >> >> Ok, I see, thanks for clarifying. The statement below refers to DD >> >> (not DD+). >> >> >> >> //Christof >> >> >> >> From: Sursound <sursound-boun...@music.vt.edu> on behalf of Stefan >> >> Schreiber <st...@mail.telepac.pt> >> >> >> >> Date: Saturday, 6. May 2023 at 00:41 >> >> >> >> To: Surround Sound discussion group <sursound@music.vt.edu> >> >> >> >> Subject: Re: [Sursound] [Proposal] for HOA web-streaming-format >> >> >> >> Short answer: >> >> >> >> EAC-3 (DD+) is natively supported by Edge and all Safari browsers. >> >> >> >> I really was refering to this one... >> >> >> >> AC-3 patents should have expired by now, but of course this codec is a >> >> >> >> bit old. (And won’t support even 7.1, by the way. The highest channel >> >> >> >> count would be 6.1, and the B channel would be matrixed into 5.1. If >> >> >> >> my memory is correctly working. 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