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2007 Aug 15
1
XiphQT MS Windows installer?
...ension
in QuickTime's QTComponents directory... I don't see most people doing
this.
So... any plans for a XiphQT installer on MS Windows?
See ya
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Charles Iliya Krempeaux, B.Sc. <http://ChangeLog.ca/>
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2007 Aug 21
2
XiphQT Installer for Microsoft Windows Created
In the greatest tradition of Next > Next > Next > Next > Next > Next,
the Xiph.Org Foundation releases an Installer for the Xiph Quicktime
Components under Windows.
Before I upload it to //xiph.org I would appreciate if someone would
test it for me. The implementation is simple, and I did test it, but
better safe than sorry.
//saoshyant.paramnesiac.net/temp/XiphQT.exe
That's
2007 Aug 21
2
XiphQT Installer for Microsoft Windows Created
In the greatest tradition of Next > Next > Next > Next > Next > Next,
the Xiph.Org Foundation releases an Installer for the Xiph Quicktime
Components under Windows.
Before I upload it to //xiph.org I would appreciate if someone would
test it for me. The implementation is simple, and I did test it, but
better safe than sorry.
//saoshyant.paramnesiac.net/temp/XiphQT.exe
That's
2007 Aug 21
2
XiphQT Installer for Microsoft Windows Created
In the greatest tradition of Next > Next > Next > Next > Next > Next,
the Xiph.Org Foundation releases an Installer for the Xiph Quicktime
Components under Windows.
Before I upload it to //xiph.org I would appreciate if someone would
test it for me. The implementation is simple, and I did test it, but
better safe than sorry.
//saoshyant.paramnesiac.net/temp/XiphQT.exe
That's
2007 Aug 21
12
This is a sad day for interoperability in the Web
Today, Adobe Systems Incorporated announced[1] that they will extend
their Flash platform to support the proprietary H.264 and HE-AAC
formats.
The Xiph.Org Foundation has previously contacted Adobe to consider
extending Flash to support the Open Media formats Vorbis, Theora, and
Speex. Adobe developers replied by stating it would be unwise as it
would increase the file size of the Flash Player,
2007 Aug 21
12
This is a sad day for interoperability in the Web
Today, Adobe Systems Incorporated announced[1] that they will extend
their Flash platform to support the proprietary H.264 and HE-AAC
formats.
The Xiph.Org Foundation has previously contacted Adobe to consider
extending Flash to support the Open Media formats Vorbis, Theora, and
Speex. Adobe developers replied by stating it would be unwise as it
would increase the file size of the Flash Player,