I would suggest you go to Revision3.com for an example of state of the
art RT streaming. Navigate to the site, best example is "HD Nation"
choose that program, when the embbeded player comes up click
downloads, you will be given a number of options, click on QT and HD,
the latency is very low and it plays at 720 X 1280, it's running
around 1.6 Mb/s. Before APPLE nobbled AGAIN the ability to download
after the time line had filled up, you had the option to save the
cache. That's gone now (it comes Back from TTT). Now before the QT
police jump all over me, this is a browser issue nothing to do with
how the QT is authored, as when you do the same thing in every other
browser, this option returns, it's just F******* Safari they have done
the same thing 3 times before. I suspect it's related to their DRM
sales pitch.
SLAP! Thank you nurse, now where was I.
Revision 3 is where it's at, they have the model right. You can watch
it on their site, stream it in a number different Codecs, it sniffs
your iPhone and gives you a different GUI and finally (my personal
choice) you can subscribe to it on iTunes. Apple will never support
BD, it's finished, they are spending huge amounts of money on new
server farms in the state that Steve got his new liver and hiring
nework Engineers as fast as they can process them. Connect the dots,
APPLE HOBBY TV is about to go to air.
NURSE
Ian Wilson
Colortape Productions
Ian@colortape.tv
0418 327 082
Via iPhone
On 05/11/2009, at 12:18 AM, Tom Mihalic <tomislav.mihalic@zg.t-com.hr>
wrote:
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> I very much doubt that image quality transported
> via the internet will any time soon outperform
> any existing pyhsical media. Ever considered HDCAM? HDCAM SR?
>
> And when you say that Youtube is "more important"
> than Blu-ray, so is probably cocaine, but what does that proove?
> Tom
>
> At 14:00 4.11.2009, you wrote:
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>> The Image quality that can the transported via the Internet will
>> soon easily
>> outperform that of any existing physical media.
>> However, your Mp3 analogy is totally correct but we have to face
>> the fact
>> that Youtube is more important than Blu-ray these days.
>>
>> Niran
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>> >>The popularity of MP3 is often cited as an indicator of how other
>> related
>> media may be consumed. I'd highlight that these files are downloaded,
>> owned
>> and distributed and although there are streaming alternatives the
>> media
>> in
>> the pocket (i.e. local) is as strong as ever.<<
>>
>>
>> I would hate to think that some of the beautiful HD video being
>> captured
>> today would all end up being compressed to the degree that MP3
>> audio is.
>> Yuck MPEG 4 and AVI video is bad enough. We are throwing out the
>> image
>> clarity in exchange for cheap utility.
>>
>> H
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