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The color red - Microsoft - and some comments, Peace!



Dear Fellow Quicktime Users & Ben Waggoner of Microsoft,

In 1996 I helped Dr. John Warnock (co-founder of Adobe Systems) introduce
Acrobat ver. 3.0. At that time we had achieved full convergence of media -
that is to say we had complete control of text on screen, desktop printing,
audio, video, & weblinks.

At that same time most Windows OS users did not even have audio - and
Microsoft was engaged in activities to undermine our important work. The
rest is a matter of record. Antitrust actions by governments against
Microsoft - and Microsoft pays hundreds of millions of dollars in
out-of-court settlements. It was however - a great opportunity lost for us
all. And here we go again!

This talk of the shortcomings of the H264 codec is quite a laugh. I have
found the quality of the H264 data to be excellent - indeed the best codec I
have used to date! And the iPod is an absolute wonder! There is no
"blockiness" whatever - forget "a soft antialias". And this talk of poor
"reds" is way out of line.

Please see the URL below - hit the "subscribe" button. Download DIGit_002
(H264) to your video iPod - and enjoy the red colors. In fact, the reds
(including my pajamas & sleeping hat) are exactly as I had wished them to
be:

http://www.ArtsAllianceSite.org/programs/DIGit_podstock.html

Again, Microsoft does their work among us. This time, however, there will be
no stopping the paradigm. Too much momentum is building - and the world is
ready for a change in how it gets both media & art.

"In Jobs We Trust" ... Ben  ;-)

Peace,
PC

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