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If we're talking in terms of vodeo containers (or codecs), then why are we talking about it on a post about webp?
Unless you consider webp to be a video container because it does support animated pictures, but, again, it also supports transparency.
Also, HEVC is not a video (/media) container, it's a codec.
As a lay person, codecs and containers are not visible to me, but the file extension is.
So .webm would be relevant in a post about .webp, because they are only one letter different.
What are we even talking about?
fork:
The fact that webm is relevant here is undisputed (or so I believe)