So far, all of the comparisons I have found between WebM--Google's newly minted standard for video/audio encoding that will hopefully be patent-free--and h.264 have suffered from several problems:1. Objective measurements of VP8 have focused on PSNR, which is a deeply flawed way to measure video quality and to which VP8 was specifically tuned to conform (more on this later in the post).2. VP8 has has only been compared with inferior commercial h.264 encoders and not with x264, which is free, open-source...
