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Major Tech Companies Form 'Alliance For Open Media' To Create Royalty-Free Video Codec

By Lucian Armasu Published

Amazon, Cisco, Google, Intel Corporation, Microsoft, Mozilla and Netflix announced the "Alliance for Open Media" that will create a patent-unencumbered and royalty-free next-generation video codec.

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Google Working On Its Next-Generation VP10 Video Codec

By Lucian Armasu Published

Code commits unveiled that Google is working on its next-generation VP10 video codec.

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Cisco Working On Next-Generation Royalty-Free 'Thor' Video Codec

By Lucian Armasu Published

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VP9 Codec Already Represents Significant Portion Of YouTube Views

By Lucian Armasu Published

Google announced that it served 25 billion hours of VP9-encoded videos on YouTube over the past year.

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IETF Begins Standardization Process For Next-Generation 'NETVC' Video Codec (Daala)

By Lucian Armasu Published

IETF begins work on the standardization of the next-generation Daala codec, which will now be called NETVC.

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Fraunhofer Announces New EVS Audio Codec For 'Media-Quality' Full-HD Voice Calls

By Lucian Armasu Published

Fraunhofer, a German research company, announced an audio codec for high-quality fullband voice calls.

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A Guide To Professional Video Editing Software

By Dave Brody Published

You've read through our analysis of free and low-cost video editing suites. Now it's time to take a look at the industry's heavy-hitters: Avid, Adobe, Apple, EditShare, Sony and Grass Valley. Is there a best? That all depends on what you're trying to do.

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Toshiba Outs More Details On New Project Ara Modules

By Michael Justin Allen Sexton Published

Toshiba released new details on its Project Ara modules.

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A Guide To Inexpensive Video Editing Software

By Dave Brody Published

In the first two parts of our series, we only spent your money on hardware and the software was free. But sometimes you get what you pay for, so perhaps its time to spend a little.

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VLC 1.0 For Android Finally Loses The Beta Tag

By Lucian Armasu Published

VLC 1.0 stable arrives on Android with support for ARMv8 and Lollipop.

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