[vorbis-dev] Ogg VEO Codec, video in an Ogg stream
Rudd-O
amadorm at usm.edu.ec
Sat Sep 2 09:44:36 PDT 2000
On searchable databases:
The data searching technologies are becoming so important that even
Oracle rolled out a database product called Internet file system, acting
as a hierarchical storage with searching capabilities.
The thing is, every day we have to deal with an increasing amount of
data. Even we geeks are noticing that it's becoming more and more
difficult to find what we want in the sea of information, never mind
mere mortals. What will save us when later on we don't have multimedia
searching capabilities too?
> prabu wrote:
> >
> > > Well, I never understood the point of all of that extra object crap they
> > > threw in the MPEG-4 standard. I just want what MPEG-1/2 provide for
> > > video but with higher quality and at lower bitrates due to better
> > > algorithms.
> >
> > The provision of objects is not for crap. It provides a "connectivity" to
> > the MPEG7 platform, where searchable databases are of concern.
> >
> > Prabu
>
> Oh, yeah, searchable databases. Now THERE'S a useful feature for a
> multimedia standard. Am I the only person who still views software by
> the adage "Every tool has a purpose and every purpose has a tool."?
> It's the same problem as how people want their WEB browsers to do so
> many unintended tasks that even Ron Popeil can't think of any more. So
> in my opinion, objects are crap. For me, the only points of concern are
> the video stream, the audio stream, and the format into which they're
> stored and sync'd.
>
> -Sean
>
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