Real Announces Helix Grant Winners
elaineg writes "We're happy to announce the 2003 Helix Community Grant Program winners for development of open source projects on Helix. They are to UC Santa
Barbara for providing
robust multicast support in Helix, the Justin Karneges and Ulrich
Staudinger at the Jabber Foundation for Jabber/Helix integration,
Robert Kaye at MusicBrainz for integrated metadata
cleanup in the Helix DNA Client, Jesse Schell at Carnegie Mellon
University for integrating
the Panda3D game and simulation engine with Helix, and the Xiph.org
Foundation for further R&D and
support of Ogg Vorbis and Ogg Theora codecs, including Helix DNA
platform integration. More details can be found in the press
release. Also, in vaguely related news, we've released Milestone 2 of the
Helix Player for Linux." Helix styles itself as "the first open multi-format platform for digital media creation, delivery and playback", and has been created by Real Networks.
Somehow, they expect us to believe this stuff. Believe me, there's no way I'll take this lying down.
What's that all about?
Is it good or is it not so good?
di yi ge post!
They are to UC Santa Barbara for providing robust multicast support in Helix
...
With 2123 gob-smacking episodes, there's really no need to inflict Santa Barbara multicasts on us again . It's robust enough already. Please!
"A door is what a dog is perpetually on the wrong side of" - Ogden Nash
I don't even have it installed. If someone wants me to watch a video, they can either encode it in a different format or fuck off.
...yep. All brown and steamy.
EEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGHHHHHHHHH!
Lameness filter encountered. Post aborted!
Reason: Don't use so many caps. It's like Dean screaming.
Your UID is 1538 and that was only your fifth comment?!?
OGG BREAK HEAD WITH OPEN FORMAT WHITEPAPER!
( a homage to my all time favourite poster... and I apologise for the caps. )