[opendtv] Re: When Should the Codec Change?
- From: Bob Miller <bob@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 09 Jun 2005 14:23:55 -0400
Equator type solutions have been around since I got into this.
Bob Miller
dgrimes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>"The CODEC used for something like broadcast television cannot be a
>moving target!" - John Golitsis
>
>So that is an interesting question: should our codecs change? And if so,
>when? Is it possible to build a platform that can change quickly and
>without cost to the consumer (or even to the broadcaster)? Can it change
>without the consumer knowing? Obviously it cannot today, but can systems
>be developed to do that in the future?
>
>Hitting a moving target is difficult and costly. But neither can we deny
>that technology is always moving. I think that is the point of this
>discussion list: collectively gaining and sharing knowledge so that we can
>effectively deliver content to the people that are purchasing and using
>ever changing technology.
>
>Dan Grimes
>UNLV-TV
>
>
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