RealNetworks Opens SMIL Implementation

Posted by Hemos on Monday July 7, 2003 @12:44AM from the releasing-the-code dept.

Rob Lanphier writes "RealNetworks just released the source code to their SMIL 2.0 implementation (along with JPEG, GIF, PNG, and WBMP implementations) as part of the Helix Community initiative, under the OSI-approved RPSL. Some neat tricks to do with the code: superimpose images on top of video, or transition effects between videos, using standard W3C-defined markup. More tech details in the Helix community datatype project page, or look at the SMIL production topics page. A precompiled release with this code will be coming out very soon."

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Digital Genlock! by usotsuki · 2003-07-07 02:06 · Score: 0, Offtopic

Now when one can use markup to subtitle an AVI (MJPG codec) with purely free software, I'm going to jump on the bandwagon bigtime - gotta have my Sailor Moon!

-uso.

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