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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundOn2 updates video codec
January 9, 2004BBC reveals open-source video technology
October 7, 2004 The British Broadcasting Corp. hopes the new codec will one day give Windows Media Player a run for its money.New high-definition DVDs to use old video technology?
November 29, 2005 Blu-ray, HD DVD boast better pictures, but studios could leave out an advanced element of the formats, spelling disappointment for Microsoft, Apple.License terms set for Net video codec
November 18, 2003 MPEG LA sets royalty rates for its latest digital video technology, in a move to promote its widespread adoption among electronics manufacturers and broadcasters.Putting a squeeze on Net video
January 11, 2007 On2 Technologies and others see a growing opportunity in the YouTube era for tech that handles video compression.Blu-ray group gets behind Microsoft tech
September 1, 2004 VC-1 codec becomes an integral part of a Blu-ray spec, giving Microsoft a foot in both camps vying to succeed DVDs.Japan broadcasters adopt video codec for mobile
March 24, 2004 Six major Japanese broadcasters say they will adopt AVC/H.264 for mobile broadcasting, licensing agreements that should go far to establish the emerging video compression technology.Next-generation DVD moves ahead
June 14, 2004 Score No. 1 for Microsoft's foray into video standards.Flash 8 poised to take on Web video
July 28, 2005 With a big launch early next month for Flash 8 that emphasizes Web video, Macromedia could challenge Microsoft, Real and Apple.ESPN testing video for handhelds
October 27, 2004 Sports giant is experimenting with preloading clips onto handhelds to avoid quality issues with streamed media.Linux seller licenses Windows Media technology
April 28, 2004 Turbolinux, a Japanese seller of the open-source operating system, bridges a philosophical divide by licensing Microsoft technology for playing digital music and video.Microsoft on every DVD?
February 28, 2004 The software giant wins provisional approval for its video technology in a next-generation DVD standard.
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