Even the biggest, most industry-defining computing companies will turn against their ideas when there's a buck to be made. Just look at the Android operating system and Final Cut Pro X.
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Posted 05 Aug 2011
Fighting misconceptions, RealNetworks comes out with a new version of Helix Universal Media Server—and a new attitude
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Posted 06 Apr 2011
Sleek HTML5 player delivers videos on a range of platforms and devices and is easy to implement.
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Posted 31 Mar 2011
As much a vision statement as a technology preview, Adobe's Wallaby Flash-to-HTML5 converter doesn't eliminate all the heavy lifting required to get Flash content to play in non-Flash-compatible devices
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Posted 18 Mar 2011
A look at key developments that shaped the HTML5 platform, as well as practical and technical resources to help you implement HTML5 Video
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Posted 10 Mar 2011
The latest Flash Player beta, released only a month after the full version of Flash Player 10.2, offers media measurement, local storage/privacy integration, and acoustic echo cancellation for video chat applications
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Posted 09 Mar 2011
Think the Flash Player is a battery-drainer on mobile devices? Not so fast, says a new report.
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Posted 16 Feb 2011
Last week, MPEG LA issued a patent pool request, which Google brushed off as "old news"
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Posted 14 Feb 2011
The latest version of the Flash Player significantly reduces the CPU resources required for video playback, and beats HTML5-based WebM in most deployments
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Posted 14 Feb 2011
The latest iteration of Sorenson Squeeze isn't perfect, but it's still the best desktop transcoding tool on the market.
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Posted 25 Jan 2011
The world of HTML5 video is fragmented, but a recent webinar explains how content providers can best prepare for it.
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Posted 19 Jan 2011
Pundits have pounced on Google for dropping H.264 support in favor of WebM in the Chrome browser. But what if an all-H.264 world isn't all it's cracked up to be?
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Posted 18 Jan 2011
Google's attempt to clarify its decision to drop H.264 from Chrome in favor of WebM creates even more questions than it answers
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Posted 17 Jan 2011
With Google's announcement that it's dropping H.264 support in Chrome in favor of WebM, it's time to start looking at the format. Here's a look at how to get the best WebM quality.
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Posted 12 Jan 2011
In this month's installment, Stefan Richter tackles questions on publishing a stream with DVR options, using HTTP Live Streaming, and creating a virtual video capture device.
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Posted 16 Dec 2010
The head of the W3C's video standards group cites community "sentiment" finding that WebM outperforms Ogg in terms of "bandwidth and quality"
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Posted 06 Dec 2010
MS reassures developers by showing future plans for the Silverlight platform.
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Posted 02 Dec 2010
New features allow customers to serve more viewers and work more productively
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Posted 02 Nov 2010
Have the rumors of Microsoft Silverlight's death been greatly exaggerated?
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Posted 02 Nov 2010
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