Hi, I was just reading on <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Flash">Adobe Flash</a> and the components which make it up: SWF, ActionScript, and FLV.<br><br>From what I've read, SVG is competing with SWF as the format of vector graphics in web design, while ActionScript is an ECMAScript like JavaScript. Hence, SVG + Javascript can provide an interactive, animated, open, non-proprietary web design paradigm.
<br><br>However, FLV, in the way that it is usually applied, doesn't have an equivalent. It is a video container format that is technically playable on its own, but is usually (that is, in the case of Youtube), embedded in an SWF+ActionScript file, which is then embedded in an HTML page.
<br><br>So I've read about Flumotion's Cortado, which embeds Theora streams into web pages via a Java applet.<br><br>However, would it be possible for Theora to be embedded into SVG+JavaScript, then embedded into a web page?
<br><br>I know that Microsoft is doing the same with their WPF/E thing (Expression vector format+JScript .NET+WMV), so I'm just wondering if the same could be done with Theora.<br><br>Thanks.<br>