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Archive for January, 2006

Quicktime compression notes

31st January 2006

Apple’s latest newsletter has a big batch of tech note entries on compression with QuickTime.

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PAQ8A (alpha?) Released

30th January 2006

Matt Mahoney announced release of PAQ8A at comp.compression. The is an experimental pre-release of the PAQ8 archiver.

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c10n.info upgrades to Wordpress 2.0

30th January 2006

Just to let you know that we are now using WP 2.0. Although everything seems to be working fine, if you notice something broken, let me know.

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On2 Technologies Chief Douglas McIntyre Interviewed on the NAMC Newswire

28th January 2006

On2 Technologies CEO Douglas McIntyre completed an interview with the NAMC Newswire. The interview is available for immediate listening.

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India plans mobile TV satellite

28th January 2006

EETimes: The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is finalizing the design of a specially-loaded satellite having a big antenna that can be unfurled to provide mobile television signals. This satellite will use MPEG 4 standards for compression.

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China’s CTTnet incorporates On2’s VP7 video compression technology for mobile phones

26th January 2006

Press Release: On2 Technologies CTTnet announced that they have made significant progress in the development and deployment throughout China of a broad range of mobile streaming applications based on On2’s TrueMotion VP7 Technology.

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New Patent Issued for Clareos

26th January 2006

Clareos uses a columnar data representation with unique compression algorithms that are optimized for large-volume data queries and disk I/O efficiency. To achieve maximum performance, Clareos is the first technology company to maintain compression throughout the entire query operation process, a significant breakthrough enabling on-demand analysis of multi-terabyte datasets.

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SafeDeflateStream

24th January 2006

Jason Thomas has written a .NET class that safely wraps Microsoft’s deflate methods

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Ever heard of JPEG 2000?

23rd January 2006

If you thought JPEG 2000 is not getting its fair share of attention, think again.

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A Tour of Turing

23rd January 2006

Scientific American: The life and death of Alan Turing continue to offer up mysteries

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