Newsmeldung von slashCAM: Online multimedia library of ZDF to H.264 Real favors of rob - 30 Aug 2007 00:46:00 As just announced, is the occasion of the IFA aufgesetzte new online multimedia library of ZDF in the highest quality grade (1.5 Mbit / s) so far available on the Real Media format refrain. The only two available are Microsoft's WMV9 format and now: MPEG4 (H.264) to. Interestingly, the decision against the background of the new (now Adobe) Flash Player, which also is able to play H.264 videos. The decision Adobes the H.264 codec in Flash Player support, it seems that the next item of H.264 to be strengthened. The BBC continues in its online library on H.264. A number of media players currently support H.264, including the VLC Media Player, QuickTime and others
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Antwort von Bruno Peter:
A very good decision!
Antwort von Valentino:
Hi
have just the documentary
Antwort von WoWu:
... but not really something new .... or a surprise?
... synonymous should slow the last doubters are convinced that the next stage of the codec is reached ... if even now the camcorder AVC, or above the level 10 to use .... AVC because so much goes in the "High 4:4:4" Componente to 12 bit .... So what needs to remain as still open? Even the intermediate codecs will be obsolete ....
Antwort von DocMAX:
na finally, to the day I have long waited until the last scrap of this real bouncer, Quicktime or Flash and get inside, and now the H.264, which is synonymous with the next version of Flash compatible.
All the technologies we have been a few years' use, are now mainstream! (use of H.264 appear since QT7)
Antwort von WoWu:
... that is because the scalability of the codec in the spring was by .... nevertheless were 5 Wavelets h264 begun against 2 ... and the choice would have been synonymous easily fall on a wavelet can be ... then we would have some HDV or to correct it, MPEG2 waiting rotated.
.... with the where the REAL, I have never been synonymous savvy, so why a proprietary stuff such a broad platform.
