i believe someone on here told me that there would never be mpeg4 support for stand-alone dvd players.
here's a link you might find interesting
http://www.sigmadesigns.com/products/em8470series.htm
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i just read the link, where did they say divx ? I only saw MPEG-4 being mentioned, there is no guarntee that it will play DivX encoded files, which may be a hack, but as far as I know, MPEG4 codec doesn't play DivX files.
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There are certain satellite feeds in Europe, transmitting to mpeg 4 (knows as 4:4:2, 4:4:0)
The great difference with mpeg 2/DVB is that if you don't have perfect signal, you get lower picture! With mpeg 2, you need perfect signal...
Also, EBU feeds are on mpeg 4... (Eutelsat W3 - 7East)
You need special designed receivers for those transmissions...
Maybe this machine on the link, is one of those "multimedia terminals". In europe are on fashion now. Even if we don't know exactly what to do with them.
For sure, there is no Divxhere...
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that's really neat.
but the solution from sigma is just a chip, not an actual
player. It will probably be a while before it finds its way
into any commercial dvd player, and then it will
boubtless require the proper firmware support to work
correctly.
I'm also a little unclear about the codec. Does one need a
special liscence to create a player for the mpeg 4 codec
(a la DVD) or is it sufficient to have the hardware
support?
If the former is true I doubt we'll ever see a standalone
mpeg4 player. If the latter is true I'll bet there's already
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Sharp've already making a Handheld Mobil Unit in Japan "Sharp Zaurus M1-E1" which includes MPEG-4 movie decoder
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the Sharp's Internet View Cam that supports MPEG4.
link1
http://sharp-world.com/sc/gaiyou/news-e/001121-1.html
link2
http://amiga.emugaming.com/sharp/sharpm1e1.html
link3
http://www.lge.com/aboutus/cebit2000/vod_photo3_e.html#sharp
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forgot to mention in the last reply that Toshiba is gonna release a Pocket PC in July, featuring a 129 MHz MIPS processor, a TFT color display, MPEG4 hardware supported encoding/decoding
here is the link :
http://www.infosync.no/en/news/n/430.asp
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If you check on the front page of VCDhelp, there is a small utility that can get the Hollywood Plus playback AVI(DivX) and QuickTime(MOV) files using the card, and output to the TV as well.
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