search for: mepg

...ate coding is used to provide 2 hours of video in normal mode and five hours in economy mode using the 4-Gbyte drive. The codec is the same MPEG-2 device used for DVD to maintain high compatibility with DVD recorders. "We, of course, have investigated the possibility of new codecs such as MEPG-4 and H.264. But it was difficult to achieve picture quality equal to that of DVD with currently available codec engines," said Namiki. *************************** end excerpts ****************** I'll be interested in seeing these products after they ship next month. I'd also be i...

There is bit space in Bitstream Header to put Huffman codes in. However, This space can take only 80 kinds of Huffman code set. And This space is divded into DC Huffman code set and AC Huffman set, and There are only 16 choices in each DC and AC Huffman code set. If we want to use this space, we find out best(or proper) performance 80 frequency counts(Huffman code sets) from tens thousands of

...agrees.. the vast majority of clients that connect are winamp. >Fraunhofer has 12 patents by my count, that represent the sole >intellectual property on the MP3 format. They are all licensed by >Thompson. > >If you build something that is MPEG, you can license the patents from >MEPG i believe, and MPEG's charter states that these will be fair and >reasonable. But time and practice have shown us that they are anything >but. And it's only worse with MPEG4, especially since the patent pools >aren't even done yet, resulting in a similar situation to the lack...

...osts as high as they are; every MPEG > member wanting their "fair share." Fraunhofer has 12 patents by my count, that represent the sole intellectual property on the MP3 format. They are all licensed by Thompson. If you build something that is MPEG, you can license the patents from MEPG i believe, and MPEG's charter states that these will be fair and reasonable. But time and practice have shown us that they are anything but. And it's only worse with MPEG4, especially since the patent pools aren't even done yet, resulting in a similar situation to the lack of a compul...

> >So uh, you think it's worth more for mp3, than the actual music > >involved? > > > >Come on. > > Hmm.. so what you're saying is that for under $2K I can get an unlimited > distribution license from the recording industry? To burn, distribute, > sell and market as much of their material as I like? Wow. Sign me up. Streaming music is $250