Finally. They been talking about it for a while but I never found any REAL videos. Tried uploading one but didn't work.
Weird it is in CHROME only?

It works! Up to full HD 1080 60p! And Yes, so far I could only get it to playback at 60fps in Chrome.

You can have a look at it here:

This link is only available for a limited time!

awesome! I love the look of 60p - darn all the naysayers!

What shutter speed did you use for that?

Thanks for the sample Old Smoke! Very cool.

I used 1/90. I would have used 1/120 if the lighting would have been better.

I think 90 was fine. tough call between too jerky clean even at 60, and smooth motion. Will be interesting to see what people do for shutters per their content. and honestly, I doubt we'll ever make EVERYONE happy: "it's tooo blurry" "its too jerky" "its too soap opera" whatever hahahhaah

Btw... I watched it on my iMac and Safari handles 60fps too.

Looks great. Nicely done. I watched it in the Windows 8.1 "metro version" of Internet Explorer, not sure what that's officially called, but it played it back beautifully.

I watched it using Chrome on a Pentium 4 single core machine and the stop-motion frames I saw were all beautiful.

Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 10 on an 8 core Xeon machine tried to work but was jerky and prone to blocking.

I know they're supporting 48p and 60p. Anyone know if they're supporting 50p?

Has anyone tried this at all on 1080p 60fps footage from a go pro? Do you know if its better to render with a specific file type other than MP4? Or add any specific tags to the output video? Thanks

Where the footage comes from doesn't really matter as long as you render it out to an appropriate Internet format.