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Q. I'm using Google Chrome and I can no longer view MP4 (H.264) content within the browser. How do I get it back?
John Savill
February 19, 2011
1 Min Read
A. Google removed H.264 support from Chrome in favor of its own WebM format. Microsoft has released an extension for Chrome 8 or above running on Windows 7 to re-enable H.264 support.
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