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Originally Posted by AustinChief
No, you are confusing h.264 encoded and h.264 iTouch Senior Citizen Edition accessible... MAJOR difference.
Just because a video is h.264 encoded DOES NOT mean it can be accessed by an iTouch Senior Citizen Edition... now, if it is h.264 encoded AND the site has implemented html5 .. then yes... YouTube started down this path but has switched gears to webM... so currently, SOME video on youtube are supported but that number will onyl DECREASE as time goes on.
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Again, this simply isn't true but keep touting it. And they haven't switched gears. They still support both.
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Yes HTML5 could support both h.264 and WebM... but that is not likely to happen.. the industry wants to settle on a SINGLE standard... currently there is NO standard for html5 video... PERIOD. The big boys are pushing for WebM and will probably get it.
Maybe it isn't a question of accepting facts... maybe it's that you guys just don't understand them. 
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I'm not sure the industry wants a single standard. I do think they want
standards. That is, they want browsers to support
standard codecs. It doesn't necessarily mean one.