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<![CDATA[Streaming Media Forums - Media & Entertainment]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/ Sat, 21 Nov 2009 09:33:52 -0500 MyBB <![CDATA[Newspaper & Magazine Count]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-10690.html Sat, 03 Oct 2009 14:30:42 -0400 aliena http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-10690.html I wanted to know the total number of count for newspapers and magazines Worldwide till 2009. With count, if you can provide me the link for that count, it will be grateful.
Thanks.

]]> I wanted to know the total number of count for newspapers and magazines Worldwide till 2009. With count, if you can provide me the link for that count, it will be grateful.
Thanks.

]]> <![CDATA[Testing A New Media Streaming Service]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-10644.html Fri, 03 Jul 2009 04:15:03 -0400 heavyvibesonline http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-10644.html

Hello!

I just wanted to share a type of service that I have been using.

It allows users to select music from different Genres from my hard drive and then output a play list to their favourite media player where the music will then stream.

It's like creating your own juke box!

Here's the link: http://media.heavyvibesonline.com

User name: heavyvibes
Password: heavyvibes

Please Enjoy and share your thoughts on my blog,

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Hello!

I just wanted to share a type of service that I have been using.

It allows users to select music from different Genres from my hard drive and then output a play list to their favourite media player where the music will then stream.

It's like creating your own juke box!

Here's the link: http://media.heavyvibesonline.com

User name: heavyvibes
Password: heavyvibes

Please Enjoy and share your thoughts on my blog,

]]> <![CDATA[Does EIA-708B standard supports MPEG4 Video for Closed Caption?]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-10594.html Tue, 07 Apr 2009 01:27:16 -0400 santoshkp http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-10594.html

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]]> <![CDATA[Recalibrating online video]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-10587.html Tue, 31 Mar 2009 09:31:45 -0400 pmukherjee http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-10587.html
I'm a co-founder at Marcellus.TV. We offer a SaaS platform for publishing video on the Internet. Our closed beta period ran from Sep 08 - Feb 09, and we're currently doing a revamp of our website and incorporating beta-feedback for when we go live in late May 09.

Obviously, we aren't the first in the white label video space, and worthy of mention are comparative services like Brightcove, Ooyala, and TheFeedRoom.

However, we do have the luxury of being an agile start-up with a team that has been dabbling with online video from 2000/2001.
Some of us are also former social media researchers at Berkeley, so I'd like to think that we bring a raw, unadulterated thought-process to online video.

--

I'm writing a series of blog posts on the online video space- the intent is to share what we know, and how we think, with others in the online video community.

The deeper intention is to stimulate some thoughts that would help everyone (ourselves included) understand the business of online video a little better.
We're less interested in a conversation about CPM Rates/Ad inventories, and more hip to a chat about how to correlate transactional/querying costs with tangible customer value(and THENCE talking about whether money needs to exchange hands).

Of course, what we think could be perfectly meaningless and irrelevant without ya'll chiming in.

So- would you, please?
http://blog.marcellus.tv/2009/03/31/ther...r-fiction/

We're going to try and keep this free-form, hence the choice of going with Blog Posts + Comments, as opposed to a Wiki.

Thank you,
preetam mukherjee
chief executive officer
marcellus- llc

http://blog.marcellus.tv
http://www.marcellus.tv

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I'm a co-founder at Marcellus.TV. We offer a SaaS platform for publishing video on the Internet. Our closed beta period ran from Sep 08 - Feb 09, and we're currently doing a revamp of our website and incorporating beta-feedback for when we go live in late May 09.

Obviously, we aren't the first in the white label video space, and worthy of mention are comparative services like Brightcove, Ooyala, and TheFeedRoom.

However, we do have the luxury of being an agile start-up with a team that has been dabbling with online video from 2000/2001.
Some of us are also former social media researchers at Berkeley, so I'd like to think that we bring a raw, unadulterated thought-process to online video.

--

I'm writing a series of blog posts on the online video space- the intent is to share what we know, and how we think, with others in the online video community.

The deeper intention is to stimulate some thoughts that would help everyone (ourselves included) understand the business of online video a little better.
We're less interested in a conversation about CPM Rates/Ad inventories, and more hip to a chat about how to correlate transactional/querying costs with tangible customer value(and THENCE talking about whether money needs to exchange hands).

Of course, what we think could be perfectly meaningless and irrelevant without ya'll chiming in.

So- would you, please?
http://blog.marcellus.tv/2009/03/31/ther...r-fiction/

We're going to try and keep this free-form, hence the choice of going with Blog Posts + Comments, as opposed to a Wiki.

Thank you,
preetam mukherjee
chief executive officer
marcellus- llc

http://blog.marcellus.tv
http://www.marcellus.tv

]]> <![CDATA[Education Speaker Needed]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9827.html Thu, 10 May 2007 18:40:05 -0400 Archive http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9827.html
I had a last minute cancellation from the "Making the Case for
Streaming Media in Higher Education" panel next Tuesday at the
Streaming Media East show in NYC. Details at:
http://www.streamingmedia.com/east/progr...on.asp?id0

If you are from an educational institution and would like to be
considered to fill the spot on the round table panel, please contact
me offline ASAP. Please only contact me if you are 110% sure you can
make the panel.

Thanks

Dan Rayburn
StreamingMedia.com

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I had a last minute cancellation from the "Making the Case for
Streaming Media in Higher Education" panel next Tuesday at the
Streaming Media East show in NYC. Details at:
http://www.streamingmedia.com/east/progr...on.asp?id0

If you are from an educational institution and would like to be
considered to fill the spot on the round table panel, please contact
me offline ASAP. Please only contact me if you are 110% sure you can
make the panel.

Thanks

Dan Rayburn
StreamingMedia.com

]]> <![CDATA[Microsoft Unveils Silverlight]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9826.html Mon, 16 Apr 2007 06:26:47 -0400 Archive http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9826.html

Major Announcements from Microsoft and Adobe Shake Up the World of Online Video
http://www.streamingmedia.com/article.asp?id49

Microsoft Unveils Silverlight To Deliver Rich-Media Experiences
http://www.streamingmedia.com/press/view.asp?id94

Adobe Unveils Next-Generation Internet Video Solution
http://www.streamingmedia.com/press/view.asp?id92

Dan Rayburn
StreamingMedia.com

]]>

Major Announcements from Microsoft and Adobe Shake Up the World of Online Video
http://www.streamingmedia.com/article.asp?id49

Microsoft Unveils Silverlight To Deliver Rich-Media Experiences
http://www.streamingmedia.com/press/view.asp?id94

Adobe Unveils Next-Generation Internet Video Solution
http://www.streamingmedia.com/press/view.asp?id92

Dan Rayburn
StreamingMedia.com

]]> <![CDATA[UK Based Conference Organizer Wanted]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9825.html Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:16:59 -0500 Archive http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9825.html
I am currently looking to hire someone part time to help me organize
the Streaming Media Europe show taking place in London later in the
year. I am looking for someone based in the UK area who would like to
help plan the conference agenda, invite speakers and act as a
representative of Streaming Media Europe at local UK functions. There
is NO sales involved.

If you are interested please contact me offline ASAP. The following
skills are required:

- you MUST be located in the UK
- you must know the industry and have a good grasp of what is going
on in the space.
- you must be able to help write session descriptions and be able to
present your ideas in writing
- you can't have any conflicts of interest with your current job

Again, this is part time.

Thanks

Dan Rayburn
StreamingMedia.com

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I am currently looking to hire someone part time to help me organize
the Streaming Media Europe show taking place in London later in the
year. I am looking for someone based in the UK area who would like to
help plan the conference agenda, invite speakers and act as a
representative of Streaming Media Europe at local UK functions. There
is NO sales involved.

If you are interested please contact me offline ASAP. The following
skills are required:

- you MUST be located in the UK
- you must know the industry and have a good grasp of what is going
on in the space.
- you must be able to help write session descriptions and be able to
present your ideas in writing
- you can't have any conflicts of interest with your current job

Again, this is part time.

Thanks

Dan Rayburn
StreamingMedia.com

]]> <![CDATA[BusinessOfVideo.com Blog Launched]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9824.html Wed, 14 Feb 2007 16:49:24 -0500 Archive http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9824.html
List members,

I am happy to announce that today I launched my new blog, published
by StreamingMedia.com at http://www.businessofvideo.com

While outlets like these discussion lists are great for technical
resources and discussions, I wanted a place we could all talk about
the business behind all of this technology.

This new blog is yours just as much as it is mine. I welcome you to
send me topics you want to see discussed and I will post them on your
behalf with your name and company. I will also be happy to post
anything useful to the industry be it research, industry data,
networking events and new job hires. I look forward to your
involvement.

Thanks to the blog sponsors who are with us at launch: Limelight
Networks, PEER 1, NaviSite and NetStairs.com

Dan Rayburn
StreamingMedia.com

]]>
List members,

I am happy to announce that today I launched my new blog, published
by StreamingMedia.com at http://www.businessofvideo.com

While outlets like these discussion lists are great for technical
resources and discussions, I wanted a place we could all talk about
the business behind all of this technology.

This new blog is yours just as much as it is mine. I welcome you to
send me topics you want to see discussed and I will post them on your
behalf with your name and company. I will also be happy to post
anything useful to the industry be it research, industry data,
networking events and new job hires. I look forward to your
involvement.

Thanks to the blog sponsors who are with us at launch: Limelight
Networks, PEER 1, NaviSite and NetStairs.com

Dan Rayburn
StreamingMedia.com

]]> <![CDATA[RE: Will Vista be a Media and Entertainment nightmare?]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9823.html Fri, 09 Feb 2007 13:26:39 -0500 Archive http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9823.html
This is a multipart message in MIME format.

The DRM reduction is a mandate by the movie studios and has already been
circumvented via multiple means.

Having installed vista on 5 different computers now I've had no driver
issues either - if you're running 64-bit it's a different story however as
those are far more demanding.

Eiren

From: Richard Cabrera [mailto:]
Sent: 31 January 2007 17:08
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: Re: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

Vista will not kill the Media PC if you're in indie developer unless you
enable some form of Digital Rights Management in your work. Depending on the
level of the DRM enabled, Vista may require newer signed hardware to play
it. Older monitors may not be certified and may not play DRM content.

Nightmare? Well if your hardware and drivers are up to snuff, understand
that DRM enabled HDDVD or Blue Ray media will play at lower resolution. I'm
not an MS basher, but this is probably one of the most backward
implementations of protection by reducing quality?

If a client requires some form of protection scheme, it could be
problematic. Vista's DRM does a thorough check of drivers and available
hardware before DRM content can run. Being that there are so few Vista
released drivers, early adopters may encounter glitches.

-Rich

----- Original Message ----
From: Willie Hill
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 12:09:05 AM
Subject: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and Entertainment
nightmare?

Hi,

does anyone here, with a media PC, installed Vista??

my question is will Vista kill the media PC, because of the DMR.

thanks

willie

Production Assistants Needed For SM West

The DRM reduction is a mandate by the movie studios and =
has
already been circumvented via multiple means.

 

Having installed vista on 5 different computers now =
I’ve had no
driver issues either – if you’re running 64-bit it’s a =
different story however
as those are far more demanding.

 

Eiren

 

From: Richard Cabrera
[mailto:]
Sent: 31 January 2007 17:08
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: Re: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

 

Vista will not kill the Media PC if =
you're in
indie developer unless you enable some form of Digital Rights Management =
in
your work. Depending on the level of the DRM enabled, =
Vista may
require newer signed hardware to play it. Older monitors may not be =
certified
and may not play DRM content.

Nightmare? Well if your hardware and drivers are up to snuff, understand =
that
DRM enabled HDDVD or Blue Ray media will play at lower resolution. I'm =
not an
MS basher, but this is probably one of the most backward implementations =
of
protection by reducing quality?

If a client requires some form of protection scheme, it could be =
problematic.
Vista's DRM does a thorough check of drivers and available hardware =
before DRM
content can run. Being that there are so few Vista released drivers, =
early
adopters may encounter glitches.

-Rich

----- Original =
Message ----
From: Willie Hill <>
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment =
<>
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 12:09:05 AM
Subject: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and =
Entertainment
nightmare?

Hi,

does
anyone here, with a media PC, installed Vista??

my
question is will Vista kill the media PC, because of the =
DMR.

thanks=

willie=

 

 

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This is a multipart message in MIME format.

The DRM reduction is a mandate by the movie studios and has already been
circumvented via multiple means.

Having installed vista on 5 different computers now I've had no driver
issues either - if you're running 64-bit it's a different story however as
those are far more demanding.

Eiren

From: Richard Cabrera [mailto:]
Sent: 31 January 2007 17:08
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: Re: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

Vista will not kill the Media PC if you're in indie developer unless you
enable some form of Digital Rights Management in your work. Depending on the
level of the DRM enabled, Vista may require newer signed hardware to play
it. Older monitors may not be certified and may not play DRM content.

Nightmare? Well if your hardware and drivers are up to snuff, understand
that DRM enabled HDDVD or Blue Ray media will play at lower resolution. I'm
not an MS basher, but this is probably one of the most backward
implementations of protection by reducing quality?

If a client requires some form of protection scheme, it could be
problematic. Vista's DRM does a thorough check of drivers and available
hardware before DRM content can run. Being that there are so few Vista
released drivers, early adopters may encounter glitches.

-Rich

----- Original Message ----
From: Willie Hill
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 12:09:05 AM
Subject: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and Entertainment
nightmare?

Hi,

does anyone here, with a media PC, installed Vista??

my question is will Vista kill the media PC, because of the DMR.

thanks

willie

Production Assistants Needed For SM West

The DRM reduction is a mandate by the movie studios and =
has
already been circumvented via multiple means.

 

Having installed vista on 5 different computers now =
I’ve had no
driver issues either – if you’re running 64-bit it’s a =
different story however
as those are far more demanding.

 

Eiren

 

From: Richard Cabrera
[mailto:]
Sent: 31 January 2007 17:08
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: Re: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

 

Vista will not kill the Media PC if =
you're in
indie developer unless you enable some form of Digital Rights Management =
in
your work. Depending on the level of the DRM enabled, =
Vista may
require newer signed hardware to play it. Older monitors may not be =
certified
and may not play DRM content.

Nightmare? Well if your hardware and drivers are up to snuff, understand =
that
DRM enabled HDDVD or Blue Ray media will play at lower resolution. I'm =
not an
MS basher, but this is probably one of the most backward implementations =
of
protection by reducing quality?

If a client requires some form of protection scheme, it could be =
problematic.
Vista's DRM does a thorough check of drivers and available hardware =
before DRM
content can run. Being that there are so few Vista released drivers, =
early
adopters may encounter glitches.

-Rich

----- Original =
Message ----
From: Willie Hill <>
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment =
<>
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 12:09:05 AM
Subject: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and =
Entertainment
nightmare?

Hi,

does
anyone here, with a media PC, installed Vista??

my
question is will Vista kill the media PC, because of the =
DMR.

thanks=

willie=

 

 

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Send your message to over 5,000 of the most influential industry =
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]]> <![CDATA[RE: Will Vista be a Media and Entertainment nightmare?]]> http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9822.html Wed, 31 Jan 2007 17:42:48 -0500 Archive http://forums.streamingmedia.com/thread-9822.html
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Lol -

Sorry John, I work in Financial Services and don't have anything to do with
MS but have worked in media/video/computers for 25 years.

It runs well on older systems though not too old. RAM is the big thing -
I've got a TC4200 Tablet with 2GB running Vista Business that outperforms my
beast laptop with a T7600 processor and 3GB RAM in many tasks; this is
simply down to how much better Vista handles memory.

My Media Center box is also fairly high end to, so experiences on machines
>2 years old will surely vary J

Good luck!

Eiren

From: John Pillsbury [mailto:]
Sent: 31 January 2007 17:18
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

Eiren,

sounds like you work in the PR dept of Microsoft! Never heard so many
compliments of a new product like your view of Vista. While respecting your
personal experience, I think I will wait till other chime in before making
any leaps. Also will wait for reality check of what Vista can't do...like
help 80% of people on 2 year or older PC's, etc. Does Vista mow the lawn?

Will read expectantly about others experience with Vista and Media, and yes
hoping for good news and new digital performance.

Thanks,

John

-----Original Message-----
From: Eiren O'Keeffe [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 3:40 AM
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

J

I've used many solutions however have to say you get what you pay for.
Vista has demolished over open source approach I've tried in terms of ease
of use, functionality and reliability.

It's finally given me reason to retire my xbox media center which did a
great job of most of this.

Best wishes,

Eiren

From: veronica [mailto:
Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

Sorry

I meant to say "sell" us; not tell us.

V

Production Assistants Needed For SM West

Lol –

 

Sorry John, I work in Financial Services and don’t =
have anything
to do with MS but have worked in media/video/computers for 25 =
years.

 

It runs well on older systems though not too old.  =
RAM is the
big thing – I’ve got a TC4200 Tablet with 2GB running Vista =
Business that outperforms
my beast laptop with a T7600 processor and 3GB RAM in many tasks; this =
is
simply down to how much better Vista handles =
memory.

 

My Media Center box is also fairly high end to, so =
experiences
on machines >2 years old will surely vary J

 

Good luck!

Eiren

 

From: John Pillsbury =
[mailto:]
Sent: 31 January 2007 17:18
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

 

Eiren,

 

sounds like you work in the PR dept of Microsoft!  =
Never heard
so many compliments of a new product like your view of Vista.  =
While
respecting your personal experience, I think I will wait till other =
chime in
before making any leaps.  Also will wait for reality check of what =
Vista
can't do...like help 80% of people on 2 year or older PC's, =
etc.  
Does Vista mow the lawn?

 

Will read expectantly about others experience with Vista and =
Media,
and yes hoping for good news and new digital =
performance.

 

Thanks,

 

John

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Eiren O'Keeffe [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 3:40 AM
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

J

 

I’ve used many solutions however have to say you =
get what you
pay for.  Vista has demolished over open source approach I’ve =
tried in
terms of ease of use, functionality and =
reliability.

 

It’s finally given me reason to retire my xbox =
media center
which did a great job of most of this.

 

Best wishes,

Eiren

 

From: veronica =
[mailto:

Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

 

Sorry

 

I meant to say “sell” us; not tell =
us.

 

V

 

 

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Lol -

Sorry John, I work in Financial Services and don't have anything to do with
MS but have worked in media/video/computers for 25 years.

It runs well on older systems though not too old. RAM is the big thing -
I've got a TC4200 Tablet with 2GB running Vista Business that outperforms my
beast laptop with a T7600 processor and 3GB RAM in many tasks; this is
simply down to how much better Vista handles memory.

My Media Center box is also fairly high end to, so experiences on machines
>2 years old will surely vary J

Good luck!

Eiren

From: John Pillsbury [mailto:]
Sent: 31 January 2007 17:18
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

Eiren,

sounds like you work in the PR dept of Microsoft! Never heard so many
compliments of a new product like your view of Vista. While respecting your
personal experience, I think I will wait till other chime in before making
any leaps. Also will wait for reality check of what Vista can't do...like
help 80% of people on 2 year or older PC's, etc. Does Vista mow the lawn?

Will read expectantly about others experience with Vista and Media, and yes
hoping for good news and new digital performance.

Thanks,

John

-----Original Message-----
From: Eiren O'Keeffe [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 3:40 AM
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

J

I've used many solutions however have to say you get what you pay for.
Vista has demolished over open source approach I've tried in terms of ease
of use, functionality and reliability.

It's finally given me reason to retire my xbox media center which did a
great job of most of this.

Best wishes,

Eiren

From: veronica [mailto:
Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

Sorry

I meant to say "sell" us; not tell us.

V

Production Assistants Needed For SM West

Lol –

 

Sorry John, I work in Financial Services and don’t =
have anything
to do with MS but have worked in media/video/computers for 25 =
years.

 

It runs well on older systems though not too old.  =
RAM is the
big thing – I’ve got a TC4200 Tablet with 2GB running Vista =
Business that outperforms
my beast laptop with a T7600 processor and 3GB RAM in many tasks; this =
is
simply down to how much better Vista handles =
memory.

 

My Media Center box is also fairly high end to, so =
experiences
on machines >2 years old will surely vary J

 

Good luck!

Eiren

 

From: John Pillsbury =
[mailto:]
Sent: 31 January 2007 17:18
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

 

Eiren,

 

sounds like you work in the PR dept of Microsoft!  =
Never heard
so many compliments of a new product like your view of Vista.  =
While
respecting your personal experience, I think I will wait till other =
chime in
before making any leaps.  Also will wait for reality check of what =
Vista
can't do...like help 80% of people on 2 year or older PC's, =
etc.  
Does Vista mow the lawn?

 

Will read expectantly about others experience with Vista and =
Media,
and yes hoping for good news and new digital =
performance.

 

Thanks,

 

John

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Eiren O'Keeffe [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 3:40 AM
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

J

 

I’ve used many solutions however have to say you =
get what you
pay for.  Vista has demolished over open source approach I’ve =
tried in
terms of ease of use, functionality and =
reliability.

 

It’s finally given me reason to retire my xbox =
media center
which did a great job of most of this.

 

Best wishes,

Eiren

 

From: veronica =
[mailto:

Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

 

Sorry

 

I meant to say “sell” us; not tell =
us.

 

V

 

 

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Production Assistants Needed For SM WestEiren,

sounds like you work in the PR dept of Microsoft! Never heard so many
compliments of a new product like your view of Vista. While respecting your
personal experience, I think I will wait till other chime in before making
any leaps. Also will wait for reality check of what Vista can't do...like
help 80% of people on 2 year or older PC's, etc. Does Vista mow the lawn?

Will read expectantly about others experience with Vista and Media, and yes
hoping for good news and new digital performance.

Thanks,

John

-----Original Message-----
From: Eiren O'Keeffe [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 3:40 AM
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

J

I've used many solutions however have to say you get what you pay for.
Vista has demolished over open source approach I've tried in terms of ease
of use, functionality and reliability.

It's finally given me reason to retire my xbox media center which did a
great job of most of this.

Best wishes,

Eiren

From: veronica [mailto:
Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

Sorry

I meant to say "sell" us; not tell us.

V

Productio=
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Eiren,
 
sounds
like you work in the PR dept of Microsoft!  Never heard so many =
compliments
of a new product like your view of Vista.  While respecting your =
personal
experience, I think I will wait till other chime in before making any
leaps.  Also will wait for reality check of what Vista can't =
do...like help
80% of people on 2 year or older PC's, etc.   Does Vista mow =
the
lawn?
 
Will
read expectantly about others experience with Vista and Media, and yes =
hoping
for good news and new digital performance.
 
Thanks,
 
John
 

-----Original Message-----From: Eiren O'Keeffe
[mailto:]Sent: Wednesday, January 31, =
2007 3:40
AMTo: StreamingMedia.com Media &
EntertainmentSubject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will =
Vista be a
Media and Entertainment nightmare?

J
 
I’ve
used many solutions however have to say you get what you pay =
for.  Vista
has demolished over open source approach I’ve tried in terms of =
ease of use,
functionality and reliability.
 
It’s
finally given me reason to retire my xbox media center which did a =
great job
of most of this.
 
Best
wishes,
Eiren
 

From:
veronica [mailto: Sent: 31 =
January 2007
11:32To: StreamingMedia.com Media &
EntertainmentSubject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will =
Vista be a
Media and Entertainment nightmare?
 
Sorry
 
I
meant to say “sell” us; not tell us.
 
V
 
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Production Assistants Needed For SM WestEiren,

sounds like you work in the PR dept of Microsoft! Never heard so many
compliments of a new product like your view of Vista. While respecting your
personal experience, I think I will wait till other chime in before making
any leaps. Also will wait for reality check of what Vista can't do...like
help 80% of people on 2 year or older PC's, etc. Does Vista mow the lawn?

Will read expectantly about others experience with Vista and Media, and yes
hoping for good news and new digital performance.

Thanks,

John

-----Original Message-----
From: Eiren O'Keeffe [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 3:40 AM
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

J

I've used many solutions however have to say you get what you pay for.
Vista has demolished over open source approach I've tried in terms of ease
of use, functionality and reliability.

It's finally given me reason to retire my xbox media center which did a
great job of most of this.

Best wishes,

Eiren

From: veronica [mailto:
Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

Sorry

I meant to say "sell" us; not tell us.

V

Productio=
n Assistants Needed For SM West

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Eiren,
 
sounds
like you work in the PR dept of Microsoft!  Never heard so many =
compliments
of a new product like your view of Vista.  While respecting your =
personal
experience, I think I will wait till other chime in before making any
leaps.  Also will wait for reality check of what Vista can't =
do...like help
80% of people on 2 year or older PC's, etc.   Does Vista mow =
the
lawn?
 
Will
read expectantly about others experience with Vista and Media, and yes =
hoping
for good news and new digital performance.
 
Thanks,
 
John
 

-----Original Message-----From: Eiren O'Keeffe
[mailto:]Sent: Wednesday, January 31, =
2007 3:40
AMTo: StreamingMedia.com Media &
EntertainmentSubject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will =
Vista be a
Media and Entertainment nightmare?

J
 
I’ve
used many solutions however have to say you get what you pay =
for.  Vista
has demolished over open source approach I’ve tried in terms of =
ease of use,
functionality and reliability.
 
It’s
finally given me reason to retire my xbox media center which did a =
great job
of most of this.
 
Best
wishes,
Eiren
 

From:
veronica [mailto: Sent: 31 =
January 2007
11:32To: StreamingMedia.com Media &
EntertainmentSubject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will =
Vista be a
Media and Entertainment nightmare?
 
Sorry
 
I
meant to say “sell” us; not tell us.
 
V
 
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Vista will not kill the Media PC if you're in indie developer unless you en=
able some form of Digital Rights Management in your work. Depending on the =
level of the DRM enabled, Vista may require newer signed hardware to play i=
t. Older monitors may not be certified and may not play DRM content. =
Nightmare? Well if your hardware and drivers are up to snuff, understand th=
at DRM enabled HDDVD or Blue Ray media will play at lower resolution. I'm =
not an MS basher, but this is probably one of the most backward implementat=
ions of protection by reducing quality? If a client requires some fo=
rm of protection scheme, it could be problematic. Vista's DRM does a thorou=
gh check of drivers and available hardware before DRM content can run. Bein=
g that there are so few Vista released drivers, early adopters may encounte=
r glitches. -Rich ----- Original Message ----From: Wil=
lie Hill Sent: Wednes=
day, January 31, 2007 12:09:05 AMSubject: [media_and_entertainment] Will=
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l the media PC, because of the DMR.thankswillie =

Vista will not kill the Media PC if you're in indie devel=
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lay it. Older monitors may not be certified and may not play DRM content. Nightmare? Well if your hardware and drivers are up to snuff, unders=
tand that DRM enabled HDDVD or Blue Ray media will play at lower resolutio=
n. I'm not an MS basher, but this is probably one of the most backward impl=
ementations of protection by reducing quality? If a client require=
s some form of protection scheme, it could be problematic. Vista's DRM does=
a thorough check of
drivers and available hardware before DRM content can run. Being that ther=
e are so few Vista released drivers, early adopters may encounter glitches.=
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Nightmare? Well if your hardware and drivers are up to snuff, understand th=
at DRM enabled HDDVD or Blue Ray media will play at lower resolution. I'm =
not an MS basher, but this is probably one of the most backward implementat=
ions of protection by reducing quality? If a client requires some fo=
rm of protection scheme, it could be problematic. Vista's DRM does a thorou=
gh check of drivers and available hardware before DRM content can run. Bein=
g that there are so few Vista released drivers, early adopters may encounte=
r glitches. -Rich ----- Original Message ----From: Wil=
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ementations of protection by reducing quality? If a client require=
s some form of protection scheme, it could be problematic. Vista's DRM does=
a thorough check of
drivers and available hardware before DRM content can run. Being that ther=
e are so few Vista released drivers, early adopters may encounter glitches.=
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I've used many solutions however have to say you get what you pay for.
Vista has demolished over open source approach I've tried in terms of ease
of use, functionality and reliability.

It's finally given me reason to retire my xbox media center which did a
great job of most of this.

Best wishes,

Eiren

From: veronica [mailto:
Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
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Entertainment nightmare?

Sorry

I meant to say "sell" us; not tell us.

V

Production Assistants Needed For SM West

J

 

I’ve used many solutions however have to say you =
get what you
pay for.  Vista has demolished over open source approach I’ve =
tried in terms of
ease of use, functionality and reliability.

 

It’s finally given me reason to retire my xbox =
media center
which did a great job of most of this.

 

Best wishes,

Eiren

 

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[mailto:

Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
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Sorry

 

I meant to say “sell” us; not tell =
us.

 

V

 

 

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I've used many solutions however have to say you get what you pay for.
Vista has demolished over open source approach I've tried in terms of ease
of use, functionality and reliability.

It's finally given me reason to retire my xbox media center which did a
great job of most of this.

Best wishes,

Eiren

From: veronica [mailto:
Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

Sorry

I meant to say "sell" us; not tell us.

V

Production Assistants Needed For SM West

J

 

I’ve used many solutions however have to say you =
get what you
pay for.  Vista has demolished over open source approach I’ve =
tried in terms of
ease of use, functionality and reliability.

 

It’s finally given me reason to retire my xbox =
media center
which did a great job of most of this.

 

Best wishes,

Eiren

 

From: veronica =
[mailto:

Sent: 31 January 2007 11:32
To: StreamingMedia.com Media & Entertainment
Subject: RE: [media_and_entertainment] Will Vista be a Media and
Entertainment nightmare?

 

Sorry

 

I meant to say “sell” us; not tell =
us.

 

V

 

 

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