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  1. Party like it's 1999 by BristolCream · · Score: 5, Interesting · on BBC Chooses Microsoft DRM Platform

    With the resources that the BBC has available, the technological opportunities now available and the mandate that they have to serve the British public, I am consistently amazed that they continue to align themselves with multinational, license charging companies.

    Shame on you BBC.

  2. Stream over http by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Low Cost Webcast Optimizations?

    Stream over http using an open source solution such as mediaframe.

  3. Linkable by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on First Episode of NerdTV Released

    MediaFrame.

  4. Google should go playerless... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Google Launches Pay-Per-View Web Video

    Seriously - they should be using Mediaframe; it's open source, plugin-free ('playerless'), feature-rich and most improtantly, stable.

  5. Origin of java-based decode client. by Ayanami+Rei · · Score: 1 · on Maui X-Stream: GPL Violations, Lies, and Damn Lies

    I'll bet anyone a few lattes that it is none other than MediaFrame.

    Why?

    If you go to their website they claim that "MediaFrame for Mpeg-4 is set for a full release in the new year".
    They also dual license the product, with partners getting access to this as-yet-unreleased stuff.

    XviD, which is detected in the encoder, creates an MPEG4-compatible video stream... MediaFrame has yet-unreleased support for MPEG4 decoding in pure java.... but isn't ready to release it yet... hmmmmmmmmm

    It's feature set is also eerily similar to VX30:
    - Supports DRM
    - Supports client usage tracking.
    - Supports bandwidth detection and delivers media accordingly

    DrunkenBatman paints a picture where Airlock (MediaFrame) is all gaa-gaa about this pure-java client solution, and just so happens to like MediaFrame and VX30, and PANS absolutely everything else.

    I bet it was ALL AIRLOCK'S IDEA to market MediaFrames more advanced product line through the VX30 brand ... they are the kings of viral marketing ... MXS probably promised them the encoder/distribution side.

    Just a WILD THEORY...

  6. Re:Mpeg. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Video Formats for non-Windows Users?

    Try a plugin free mpeg player such as Mediaframe (mediaframe.org) - open source and pretty neat.

  7. Re:Try Mpeg4 by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Video Formats for non-Windows Users?

    Better still, try Mpeg4 played through an open technology like mediaframe - light, fast, open source and fully customisable.

  8. Try MediaFrame for Mpeg-4 by BristolCream · · Score: 2, Informative · on Video Formats for non-Windows Users?

    MediaFrame is an open source Java player that doesn't require plugins ad supports Mpeg-1 and Mepg-4. Fucking cool technology and free to air to boot.

  9. Re:Leapster etc., this is Java's missed opportunit by BristolCream · · Score: 1 · on Flash Makes Splash in Gadgets

    Have you seen Processing? Or MediaFrame?

  10. Shameless plug by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Linus, Monty, Rasmus: No Software Patents

    This is a shameless plug, buit we're already carrying their banners. If you run a site, do the same.