My point you've obviously overlooked... the "death to Flash" chant that some of you people have picked up from Steve Jobs when HTML5 is probably due to be a standard until 2022 and is very premature when honestly the Flash version of YouTube is getting 2 billion hits a day whereas the HTML5 version is inevitably not getting as many hits. Simply put, when the HTML5 version is getting 2 billion hits a day, let's talk about replacing it then. Until then, the HTML5 w/ H.264 videos version will probably sit alongside the HTML5 w/ V8 (WebM) version... lesser utilized. That and only that is my point. Now, what was yours? I'm aware of it's existence. I'm wondering if you're aware of it's utilization compared to the Flash version.