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- From: phade@cs.tu-berlin.de (Frank Gadegast)
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- Subject: MPEG-FAQ: multimedia compression [8/9]
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-
- company also has strong technical supports from universities. In
- addition to MetaSound, the company is also developing several other
- MPEG-related products.
-
- Meta Media, Inc.
- F8, #10-1, Ho-Ping East Rd. Sec. 1
- Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.
-
- Phone: 011-886-2-369-3330
- FAX: 011-886-2-369-3331
-
- email: mmedia@ms4.hinet.net.tw
-
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-
- ~Subject: MPEG audio Layer-3 from Cenlay
-
- Proton Data has a ready-to-sell real-time Layer-3 decoder based on the
- MAS 3503 chip from Intermetall, ITT Semiconductors. The adapter module
- is plugged into the parallel printer board ("Centronics") of a computer; it
- plays back Layer-3 files (mono or stereo) with bitrates from 32 to 320
- kbps and sample rates of 32, 44.1 and 48 kHz. A MCI driver for MS
- Windows and some example programmes for MS-DOS are coming along
- with the decoder module.
-
- More informations are available directly at Proton Data in Flensburg (Tel.
- +49-461-366590, Fax +49-461-3816948, 100411.3206@compuserve.com).
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: MPEG audio Layer-3
-
- From: popp@iis.fhg.de (Harald Popp)
- Date: Wed, 16 Feb 1994 11:12:33
-
- MPEG- Audio Layer-3: Best Music Quality at Lowest Bitrates!
-
- Audio Export: PC board with realtime Layer-3 audio codec
- Philips PKI: MAGIC codec for telecommunication networks
- Telos Systems: ZEPHYR codec for ISDN, Switch 56 and other networks
- Dialog 4: MUSICTAXI TYPE 3 for telecommunication networks and various PC
- solutions
- Fraunhofer-IIS: Objective Quality Assessment with the NMR meter
- (Noise-to-Mask Ratio)
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Video-Maker
-
- From: jmm73@frmug.fr.mugnet.org (Jean-Michel Mercier)
- Date: Tue, 22 Jun 93 22:07:34 MET DST
-
- VITEC VIDEO-MAKER
-
- Since December 92, there is a french MPEG PC-plugin. It's called
- VIDEO MAKER and it's manufactured by :
- VITEC
- 3 bis rue P. Baudry
- 92140 CLAMART
- FRANCE
- tel (33) 1.46.29.03.00
- fax (33) 1.46.29.03.04
-
- Features :
- Claims to be the world 1st MPEG board.
- 2 selectable video inputs NTSC/PAL/SECAM/S-VHS
- Picture up to 768x576 (by step of 16)
- Colors : 256/32K/16M
- Frame : 1 to 25 Fr/s
- No need for VESA Features connector
- 16 bit short card, no dip nor jumper, no DMA nor IRQ
- Windows software :
- IMAGER : record & compress moving or still picts.
- MPEG PLAYER : full software MPEG decoder/player, doesn't need the board
- (it seems that you can freely give this soft with your MPEG seqs.)
- MULTIMEDIA MANAGER VM : well known software from Multimedia Telecom to
- build your scripts with icons, sync. with sounds, etc...
- DLL for MCI & AVI availables
-
- What it's not said in the commercial :
- The card doesn't sample sound today but a daughter board should become
- available (you can still sample sound separ and the resync with M. MANAGER)
- You can't use the full specs at the same time (ie 768x576, 16M colors,
-
- 25 fr/s) even with a 486 as the compression is made by software
- In fact, the sequence is 1st stored in memory using a proprietary
- compression scheme and saved to disk as .VSF files. Then the offline
- compression could be achived. It seems that a PC with 8Mbytes of RAM
- should be able to record about 10 to 30 secondes of video.
-
- What's on the board :
- The board use Philips Digital Desktop video chipset (TDA8708+TDA8709+
- SAA7191+SAA7197) witch provides 4:2:2 YUV video @ 14.75 Msmp/s
- It doesn't use the SAA7192 color space converter to get RVB so this
- should be done by software.
- There is also an XC3042-100 FPLA from Xilinx and 1Mx8bits of dynamic
- ram (70ns). Probably used for pre-compression.
-
- The public price is 3500FF ($625) but Surcouf (Paris' computer store)
- sells it about 2300FF ($410).
- There was an ad in march issue of BYTE (p127) @ $695. For US & canada
- the ad said to phone to 404-921-6167 or fax to 404-921-9243.
-
- There is an test of this card (9 other ones) in june issue of the french
- magazine "Multimedia Solutions".
-
-
- NOTE : I have nothing to do with VITEC. This is not an ad. It is
- my personnal understanding of VITEC's ads, magazines reports and
- phone calls to VITEC. Please contact VITEC for any contractual
- informations.
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: I2M's MEDIA PLAYBACK
-
- Description: Add-on board for Apple Macintosh and PC
- For Mac: a full size Nubus board
- For PC: a full size ISA board
- Processor: Motorola 68341/running 16 MHz
- Video Hardware: Motorola MCD210
- Audio Hardware: Yamaha YM6064 ADPCM Controller
- System Memory: 4MB controlled by the MCD210
- Video Expansion: Motorola MCD250 MPEG1 Full Motion Video Decoder.
- This is a CD-I MPEG Video decoder which requires only a single
- 4Mbit DRAM for FMV decoding. Decodes System and Video Layers
- at up to 5Mbits/sec, converts from 24/25/30 fps IPB streams to
- 25/30 fps output video in 24bit RGB/YUV format. Supports extra
- CD-I functions such as windowing and still picture mode.
- Targeted at consumer applications such as CD-I, CD-Karaoke, Video-CD
- and cable TV.
- Audio Expansion: Motorola MCD260 MPEG1 Audio Decoder
- The MCD260 is a interface IC which goes between a 68K
- bus and a DSP56K and strips out the MPEG System Layer whilst also
- buffering and synchronizing. A 33MHz 56001 with 8K words of DSP RAM
- decodes the MPEG Audio (ISO Layer 1/II @ 44.1KHz, all modes and bit rates)
- Video Output: PAL/NTSC Video Composite, RGB
- Audio Output: Stereo ADPCM and MPEG Audio
- I/O Outputs: one port compatible CD-I 210/220, can uses Mac mouse as CD-I
- ouse.
-
- System Software: Runs OS9/CD-RTOS system software, downloaded from host memory.
-
- System Requirements:
- - Apple macintosh with Nubus slot (Centris, Quadra, AV)
- - Minimum 4MB DRAM
- - Apple 300 CD-ROM Drive (internal or external)
- - Composite Video Monitor for display or Video Overlay Board.
-
- PC 486/25Mhz with ISA slot
- Minimum 4MB DRAM
- Double speed, Multisesion, CD-I capable CD-ROM drive
- Composite Video Monitor for display (or video grabbing board)
- MS Windows 3.1
-
- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- I2M's MEDIA AUTHOR
- Technical Specification
-
- Description: Add-on board for Apple Macintosh and PC
- For Mac: a full size Nubus board
- For PC: a full size ISA board
- Processor: Motorola 68341/running between 8MHz and 25MHz
- Video Hardware: Motorola MCD210
- Audio Hardware: Yamaha YM6064 ADPCM Controller
- System Memory: 4MB controlled by the MCD210
- Video Expansion: Motorola MCD250 MPEG1 Full Motion Video Decoder.
- This is a CD-I MPEG Video decoder which requires only a single
- 4Mbit DRAM for FMV decoding. Decodes System and Video Layers
- at up to 5Mbits/sec, converts from 24/25/30 fps IPB streams to
- 25/30 fps output video in 24bit RGB/YUV format. Supports extra
- CD-I functions such as windowing and still picture mode.
- Targeted at consumer applications such as CD-I, CD-Karaoke, Video-CD
- and cable TV.
- Audio Expansion: Motorola MCD260 MPEG1 Audio Decoder
- The MCD260 is a interface IC which goes between a 68K
- bus and a DSP56K and strips out the MPEG System Layer whilst also
- buffering and synchronizing. A 33MHz 56001 with 8K words of DSP RAM
- decodes the MPEG Audio (ISO Layer 1/II @ 44.1KHz, all modes and bit rates)
- Video Output: PAL/NTSC Video Composite, RGB
- Audio Output: Stereo ADPCM and MPEG Audio
- I/O Outputs: one game port, one serial port compatible CD-I 210/220, can
- uses Mac/PC mouse as CD-I mouse.
-
- System Software: Runs OS9/CD-RTOS system software, downloaded from host memory.
- Debugger: High level debugger functions implemented with breakpoints on
- specific sectors or specific OS9 calls.
- Emulation: Dynamic emulation mode capable of slowing down or accelerating
- the data rate from your CD-I application.
-
- Third Party Software:
- - MediaMogul/Mac version from Optimage.
- - HAL90/Mac version.
- - Any third party can develop software for this new platform.
-
- System Requirements:
- - Apple macintosh with Nubus slot (Centris, Quadra, AV)
- - Minimum 4MB DRAM
- - Apple 300 CD-ROM Drive (internal or external)
- - Composite Video Monitor for display or Video Overlay Board.
-
- PC 486/25Mhz with ISA slot
- Minimum 4MB DRAM
- Double speed, Multisesion, CD-I capable CD-ROM drive
- Composite Video Monitor for display (or video grabbing board)
- MS Windows 3.1
-
- Pricing information:
- MediaPlayback for PC/Mac US$1,200.00
- MediaPreview for Mac US$3,995.00
- MediaAuthor for PC/Mac US$5,999.00
-
- ALPHA MEDIA, Inc.
- Media Integration & Consulting
- Neubrunn, 8488 Turbenthal, Switzerland
- Phone: (052) 454 281 Fax: (052) 453 138
- E-mail: janosh@alphamedia.ch
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Some MPEG chips
-
- Some new chips are about to be available from SGS-Thomson :
- STI3223 : motion estimator controller, intended to be used with
- previously released STI3220
- STI3230 : MPEG coder
- STI3400 : MPEG coder (STI3240 coder + DCT processor)
- STI3500 : MPEG 2 coder
- Do you want me to get some more details fast ?
-
- TI introduce the TMS320AV110 MPEG audio decoder based on TI's 16 bits
- DSPs (about $14).
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Optibase
-
- OPTIBASE's MPEG2000 (Herzliya - Israel, Canoga Park - Calif.)
- It use an CCUBE (witch?), DSP56001 ant DCT chips from LSI.
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: ReelMagic
-
- [ And there it is, just real magic ;o) ]
-
- ReelMagic MPEG-Video-decoder-card from Sigma Design
-
- Video-Decoder-Specification
- - MPEG-Video-Standard ISO 11172-Paris
- - 32.768 colors
- - Resolution 1024x768
- - 30 frames/s
- - Video Overlay
-
- Audio-Specification
- - MPEG-Audio Level I/II
- - 8/16-bit PCM, 44 kHz sampling-rate
- - Synthesizer Yamaha OPL2 compliant
- - Audio Mixer PCM with FM or MPEG
- - Frequence 20 Hz - 20 kHz
- - Audio-Out Stereo-Headphone
- 2x75mW with 32 Ohm
- 2 V rms with 100 Ohm
-
- System-Specification
- - Standard ISA PBM PC 16 bit card
- - VESA compliant Feature Connector 15 Pin
- - DMA and IRQ-selection via Software (no Jumpers)
- - SCSI-I, CD-ROM-driver (MSCDEX 2.2)
- - Driver for Windows 3.1 and DOS 5.0 and higher
- - Support of Windows OLE 2.0
- - MPEG-compatible with VideoCD (CD-I coded movies !!!)
- - Audio-compatible with DOS games and MPC sound standard
-
-
- Price at Cebit'94:
- - Reel Magic Lite (just the card) DM 679.-
- - Real Magic with SCSI-interface DM 899.-
- - Real Magic Kit with Sony CD-ROM DM 1299.-
-
- Contact:
-
- SIGMA Designs, Inc.
- Leopoldstrasse 28a/II
- 80802 Muenchen/GERMANY
- Fon: ++49 89 336443
- Fax: ++49 89 335967
-
- or
-
- SIGMA DESIGNS, Inc.
- 47900 Bayside Parkway
- Fremont, CA 94538 USA
- Fon: (510) 770-0100
- Fax: (510) 770-2640
- COMPUSERVE: GO DTPVEN
- Sigma BBS: (510) 770-0111 (9600-8-1-N)
-
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-
- ~Subject: Cinerama
-
- From: Yasser.El.Chemaytilly@aedi.insa-lyon.fr (Yasser.El.Chemaytilly)
- Subject: Re: CD-i, and the MPEG format
- Date: 4 Mar 1994 16:00:03 GMT
- Organization: INSA Lyon - Computer Science Dept / France
-
- At this time, there are 3 ways of playing a Video-CD-I:
-
- - the Phillips CD-i with the Full Motion Video Card (approx $950 in Europe)
- - the Amiga CD^32 with its Full Motion Video Card (approx $670 in Europe)
- - a PC, 486 DX or DX2 with the Reel Magic MPEG card and a Sony
- CD-ROM player (for the moment, it only works with the Sony
- player) (the card costs approx $650 in Europe without
- CD-ROM player)
-
- The quality of the playback is identical and very good with either the CD-i or
- the CD^32 (same manufacturer) but is a little bit lossy with the PC card.
-
- Anyway, the Reel Magic card is practically as expensive as a full
- CD^32 system, CD-i (+FMV cartidge) being only a little more expensive.
-
- There may be software for playing Video-CDs on PCs, but I haven't heard
- of them yet.
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: XingIt!-card
-
- [ Well and there's the XingIt!-card now, I try and translate the ]
- [ German description. ]
-
- Features:
-
- - realtime MPEG-Video-card for 386/486 and Pentium
- - Framegrabber for Xing-Format I-frame only movies from
- Video-In in 24-bit/pixel QSIF resolution
- - PAL/SECAM and NTSC
- - Xing-MPEG-to-real-MPEG compression software
- - different playing modes up to 320x240/30frames
- - selectable Refreshrate
- - Windows-Applications, incl. Window for Windows MCI and Media Player
-
- Price: DM 1499.- (so about $900)
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: MPEG-decompression hardware list
-
- Company Product Support Resolution Price
-
- Ace Classic 1,5,6,11,23
- Ace Movie24 1,2,3,4,5,6,12,14,16,20 1280x1204
- AllMedia 2000 1,5,8,9,12,13,16
- AllMedia III 1,5,6,8,9,(12),13,16
- ArtMedia MD-341 1,2,3,4,5,14,15,16 640x480
- Aztech V. Galaxy 1,5,6,16
- Bluepoint MPX-3 1,2,3,4,5,10,11,16
- Creative MP400 1,2,3,11 1024x768
- Hellfrich Peggy Plus 1,5,6,12,(Amiga) DEM 998
- Edison MPEG card 1,5,6,10,11,16,20,23 1024x768
- K+s computing Master 1,2,3,5,11,14,23 DEM 599
- MovieVision MPEG 2in1 1,5,8,9,12,13,16,18 800x600
- Optibase PCMOtionPro 1,5,6,9,12
- Orchid Kelvin MPEG 1,2,3,5,6,11,13,22 1024x768
- Sigma Designs RealMagic 1,2,3,4,5,6,11,12,14,16,22 1024x768 DEM 499
- Spea Showtime + 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10,12,13,14,22 1024x768 DEM 850
- Vitec DRT1 1,14,21,23
- Vitec MM2 1,5,11 1024x768
-
- 1 = MPEG-1 2 = CD-I 3 = CD-V 4 = Karaoke
- 5 = 16-bit audio 6 = Audio Level 2 7 = Audio Level 3
- 8 = AVI-grabber 9 = VfW 1.1 comp.
- 10 = VESA comp. 11 = RealColor 12 = 24 bit True C. 13 = VGA-card
- 14 = MCI driver 15 = API
- 16 = ISA 17 = EISA 18 = VLB 19 = PCI
- 20 = Feature conn. 21 = TV-decoder 22 = RealMagic com. 23 = S-VHS out
- 24 = CD-Rom
-
- The resolution is the highest with MPEG-playback.
-
- *8 most cards support the freezing of single MPEG-frames and capturing
- of incoming frames, but only a few support real grabbing
- *11 most cards only support 64k color when playing MPEG
- *23 this can be a Composite Video Out or similar
-
-
- I know there are many, many more, please send my info about YOUR mpeg
- solution. Should we put the companies addresses here as well ?
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Amiga CD32
-
- [ Ha, a game-console with MPEG-support, a bit crazy, but the best things ]
- [ get pushed by nig-nag <grin> ]
-
- From: George Sanderson <G.Sanderson@ais.gu.edu.au>
- Date: Thu, 3 Feb 94 12:28:31 +1000
-
- You may want to add to your MPEG FAQ that the Amiga CD32 game console is
- able to play both standard MPEG VideoCDs and the CD-I specific VideoCDs,
- with the addition of the MPEG card which is available now.
-
- As far as I know, the recommended retail price just for the CD32 in the USA
- is US$399 but it is selling below that now (US$376). In Australia, it is
- selling for AUS$594. It has been released in Europe in late 1993 and
- is selling very well (120,000+ units sold as of Jan'94). The major release
- date for the US market is sometime in March. There are at least
- 20 CD32 specific titles available (and it can play CDTV titles as well)
- and over 100 CD32 titles will be released in 1994. The price of the MPEG
- module is (guessing) US$299. Commodore is selling the units directly
- to wholesalers.
-
- here is some info about the Amiga CD32 (made by Commodore) with
- info about its MPEG module mixed in (i'll mail you more info about
- the MPEG module when I get it):
-
- AmigaCD32
-
- CPU/Speed: 68EC020 @ 14MHz
- Architecture: 32 bit
- Throughput: 3.5 MIPS
- Chip RAM: 2 Megs of DRAM
- Fast RAM: None
- Non-Volatile RAM: 1 KB
-
- Custom Chips: I/O ports, Audio and Interrupt controller,
- DMA Controller, Video data controller (AGA chipset)
- CD-ROM controller
-
- Animation CELS: 8 Sprites per scanline (64-bit)
- & Unlimited Bobs (blitter objects)
-
- Video Modes: can display upto 1280 x 512 in 15 kHz
- Colours: 256,000/16.7 Million
-
- Sound: Stereo 8 bit
- Stereo 18 bit CD-DA
- DSP planned
-
- CD-ROM: Double Speed
- Top Loading
- Software Video
- Player: Partial Screen using 4096 Colours (CDXL)
-
- MPEG: Available now (see below)
- PhotoCD: Available as third party software
-
- Game Controller: 11 Buttons
-
- Supported CD Standards:
-
- AMIGA CD32
- Audio CD
- CD+G (Graphics)
- Most CDTV including CDXL
- VideoCD (MPEG1) - see below
-
- Connectors + Switches:
-
- 2 x Games Controller/Joystick/Mouse ports
- High Speed auxiliary connector for keyboard and virtual reality gloves, etc.
- Local slot expansion connector
- Power Switch and Indicator LED
- Reset Switch (momentary)
- Headphone jack and Volume slider
-
-
- MPEG Module (optional)
-
- Full screen, Full Motion Video and Stereo Audio replay direct from disc;
- total running time 74 minutes
- 352 x 288 at 25 Frames per Second (PAL mode - different for NTSC)
- Able to play most CD-I MPEG specific titles (they demonstrated that
- at the World of Commodore shows playing Star Trek 6, Top Gun, etc.)
-
- The Amiga CD32 hardware is able to genlock its graphics and sound on top of
- the MPEG output. Additionally, while the MPEG module is playing, the CD32
- has about 80% of CPU left to use - this could mean some interesting games
- with video backdrops.
-
- The MPEG module comes with a MPEG disk that has a few rock video clips.
-
- Audio Output:
-
- 2 channel, 4 voice stereo using 8 bit digital/analogue converters
- 18 bit audio CD stereo at 44kHz
-
- Video Outputs:
-
- S-Video, Composite and RF (UHF) for TV
-
- Included:
-
- 11 Button Game Controller
- "Welcome" Disc
- Consumer Information Manual
- CD32 Users Guide
- RF video and Stereo audio cables
- + usually packed with 2 games
-
- Physical:
-
- 212 mm x 311 mm x 81 mm
- CPU 1.44 kg
- Power Supply 1.53 kg
-
- Warranty:
-
- 1 Year, return to regional service centre
-
- Power Supply:
-
- External, 22 Watts
-
- ===========================================================================
-
- ~Subject: SECTION 5. - MAILBOX-ACCESS
-
- That's how you can get MPEG-related files via modem.
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Xing Technologies BBS and fax
-
- This is the phone number of Xing Technologies' BBS:
-
- 805-473-2680 (2400b) (USA)
- 805) 473-0147 (Fax)
-
- Bryan Woodworth <bryanw@rahul.net> wrote:
-
- Would you also please add, that the Xing BBS now supports v.32bis and HST !
- I am not sure on HST, but I am sure it supports v.32bis. However, I have a
- v.32bis modem, and could only connect at 9600. I think they do not have the
- modem configured properly.
-
- ===========================================================================
-
- ~Subject: SECTION 6. - FTP-ACCESS
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: FTP-ACCESS - Overview
-
- Please contact these ftp-sites for files before e-mailing to me !!!
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.powerweb.de/pub
- [194.77.15.46]
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.tnt.uni-hannover.de/pub/MPEG/audio
- [161.105.2.22]
-
- URL=ftp://busop.cit.wayne.edu/sys/pub/simpsons/incoming/mpeg
- URL=ftp://busop.cit.wayne.edu/sys/pub/simpsons/incoming/mpeg1
-
- URL=ftp://amiga.physik.unizh.ch/pub/aminet/
- [130.60.80.80]
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.cica.indiana.edu/
- [129.79.20.17]
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de/pub/msdos/incoming/
- URL=ftp://ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de/pub/msdos/dos/graphics/
- URL=ftp://ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de/pub/msdos/windows3/graphics
- URL=ftp://ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de/pub/aminet/
- [quepasa.cs.tu-berlin.de]
- [130.149.17.7]
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.germany.eu.net/
- [192.76.144.75]
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.luth.se/pub/graphics/animation/mpeg
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.uni-erlangen.de/pub/aminet/
- [131.188.1.43]
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.uni-kl.de/pub/aminet/
- [131.246.9.95]
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.wustl.edu/
- [128.252.135.4]
-
- URL=ftp://isfs.kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp/
-
- URL=ftp://litamiga.epfl.ch/pub/aminet/
- [128.178.151.32]
-
- URL=ftp://merlin.etsu.edu/
- [192.43.199.20]
-
- URL=ftp://mm-ftp.cs.berkeley.edu/pub/multimedia/mpeg/
- [128.32.149.157]
-
- URL=ftp://nic.funet.fi/
- [128.214.6.100]
-
- URL=ftp://phoenix.oulu.fi/
- [130.231.240.17]
-
- URL=ftp://pinus.slu.se/pub/graphics/mpeg/
- [130.238.98.11]
-
- URL=ftp://sumex-aim.stanford.edu/info-mac/app/
-
- URL=ftp://suniams1.statistik.tu-muenchen.de/pub/mac/MPEG/encoder/
- [131.159.64.1]
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.iuma.com/
-
- URL=ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/electronic-publications/IUMA
-
- URL=ftp://wuarchive.wustl.edu/
- [128.252.135.4]
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.tnt.uni-hannover.de/pub/MPEG/audio
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: MPEG-2 validation bitstreams
-
- The MPEG Committee MPEG-2 Systems Transport Layer validation bitstreams
- (July 1994 edition) are now available via anonymous FTP. Also included
- in the archive is a copy of Munsi Haque's draft ANSI-C source code for
- Transport layer demultiplexing.
-
- These bitstreams are not guaranteed to be 100% correct (especially
- since the MPEG-2 Systems document, ISO/IEC 13818-1, is still undergoing
- technical content changes), but they are produced by none other than
- the world's experts on the subject.
-
-
- URL=ftp://wuarchive.wustl.edu/graphics/x3l3/pub/bitstreams/systems/
- [128.252.135.4]
-
-
- total 3.22 Megabytes
-
- 1171551 teracom-3.tar.gz Teracom bitstream
- 27833 COMMENTS Comments regarding bitstreams
- 26731 munsi_v13.tar.gz MPEG-2 Demultiplexer source code
- 355823 divicom-3.tar.gz Divicom bitstream
- 879635 nta-1.tar.gz NTA bitstream
- 777316 sa-2.tar.gz Scientific Atlanta bitstream
-
-
- MPEG-2 Video validation bitstreams are also available in
- graphics/x3l3/pub/bitstreams/video/
-
- Kind regards,
-
- Chad Fogg
- cfogg@netcom.com
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Audio streams and utils
-
- CCETT has been distributing executables only of their Audio bitstream
- syntax verifier. The site address is: 161.105.2.22
- Audio conformance bitstreams are also at
-
- URL=ftp://ftp.tnt.uni-hannover.de/
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Accessing Aminet
-
- There are many other ways than FTP to access AmiNet:
-
- - ADT. This is a front end for FTP that allows easy access to AmiNet.
- Get it from comm/misc/ and compile it on your UNIX box.
- - FSP. AmiNet Files can be downloaded from the FSP site disun3.epfl.ch
- port 9999. Uploads are accepted and forwarded.
- - NFS. The only AmiNet site that allows NFS mounting of the archives is
- wuarchive.wust.edu. FTP there and read the details in the /README.NFS
- - IRC. On Internet Relay Chat, you can talk to various server robots
- like AmiBot, MerBot or Mama, to do queries and retrievals.
- - Gopher. There is a gopher server for AmiNet at merlin.etsu.edu. To
- connect, use the command 'gopher merlin.etsu.edu'.
- - Modem. In Germany, you can download the AmiNet files from the Incubus
- BBS, telephone number 0931 781464. The login is 'ftp', password 'ftp'.
- - Usenet. A list of recent uploads is posted every week to the newsgroups
- comp.sys.amiga.misc and de.comp.sys.amiga.misc. Useful for mail servers.
- - Mailserver. Sorry, no specialized e-mail server for AmiNet yet. But you
- can use ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com. Send a mail with HELP in the body.
- - CD-ROM. AmiNet is available on CD-ROM. Talk to info@cdrom.com, or write
- to Walnut Creek CDROM, 1547 Palos Verdes Mall, Walnut Creek CA 94596, USA
- or phone 1 800 786 9907, +1 510 674 0783 or +1 510 674 0821 (FAX)
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Where will I find test-material for MPEG-encoders ?
-
- [ You can find this in the
-
- URL=ftp://mm-ftp.cs.berkeley.edu/pub/multimedia/mpeg/
-
- [ ftp-server. Belongs to there codec. ]
-
- This directory includes 150 raw YUV frames suitable for use with the MPEG
- encoder.
-
- The YUV frames are the files flower.*.tar.z. To uncompress, use the GNU
- 'gunzip' program. You should uncompress all of these files inside a
- directory named 'flowg'.
-
- To run the test, simply do 'mpeg_encode flower.param'
-
- To make sure the test worked, do 'diff flowgard.mpg result.mpg'
- (there shouldn't be any difference; if there is, let us know)
-
- Please see the file 'times,' which includes time results for various machines
- and compilers.
-
-
- ===========================================================================
-
- ~Subject: SECTION 7. - WWW-ACCESS
-
- Well, MPEG is a multimedia format and fits perfectly the needs of
- the World Wide Web, so there are WWW-site that store their material
- in MPEG format and, the other way round, sites that store information
- about MPEG itself.
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Where is the WWW-home of this FAQ ?
-
- Oh, don't get confused here. This new version 4.1 of this FAQ is
- available in HTML form from:
-
- URL=http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/mpegfaq/
-
- The HTML-Version of the FAQ supports pictures and e-mail
- addresses and file location via HTTP-links.
-
- At the following URL you find the famous MPEG Archive, it contains
- all news, tools for several platforms and any publication about
- I wrote regarding MPEG (currently this archive had more than
- 3 million downloads in 13 month !):
-
- URL=http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Where can I find MPEG-2 resource on the Web ?
-
- Brand new is the section of the MPEG Archive concerning MPEG-2 !
- Check
-
- URL=http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg2
-
- including more than 400 MB of software, streams and documents.
- This archive will be avilable soon as CD-Rom !
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Where can I find a list of books and papers regarding MPEG audio compression ?
- From: scott.k.diamond@tek.com
-
- His list is now downloadable from
-
- http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/audiowww.html
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: An Interactive Explanation on the Web ?
- From: Kevin Lussie <lussi923@cs.uidaho.edu>
-
- I had to write an interactive HTML paper on MPEG for my Digital Image
- Processing class that I am currently taking here at the University
- of Idaho and Washington State University.
-
- I just wanted to say that your MPEG FAQ was a great resource.
-
- I was just wondering if you could check out my INTERACTIVE MPEG PAPER,
- if you have time. It is located at
-
- http://www.cs.uidaho.edu/~lussi923/mpeg-project/index.html
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Where is the WWW-demo of "The Internet MPEG CD-Rom" ?
-
- Try and USE the Internet OFFLINE !!!
-
- To make the "Internet MPEG CD-Rom" interactive, one big hypertext-
- document explains and displays the whole contents of the archive,
- giving the user a powerful tool, called Cello, to browse through
- Megabytes of documentaton and to interactevly select and play hours
- and hours of music and movies.
-
- The whole archive itself is organized as one big hypertext-document.
- It includes a complete Wide-World-Web (WWW) document, the tools to
- use this document on Windows-, Windows-NT-, Linux-, SunOS- and Solaris-
- machines are included, most UNIX-hosts can include "The Internet MPEG CD-Rom"
- into their hyptertext-services with a single link !!!
-
- You can find a few of all these WWW-documents as an example under the address:
-
- URL=http://www.powerweb.de/phade/products/mpegcd/mpegcd.htm
-
-
- For a complete description of this famous MPEG archive, real below,
- in the MAIL-ACCESS section.
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: Which archive is mostly related to MPEG-Audio ?
-
- <IMG SRC="iuma2.gif">
-
- The Internet Underground Music Archive is the biggest archive
- storing music in MPEG-Audio format. The already have more than
- 500 bands presenting their music and on of the nicest Web-sites
- ever seen ! Just connect to
-
- URL=http://www.iuma.com/
-
- .___ ____ ___ _____ _____
- | | | \ \ / _ \ the net's first hi-fi music archive
- | | | / Y \/ /_\ \ .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
- | | | / | \ | \ The Internet Underground Music Archive
- |___|______/____|__ /___|__ / bands/music/labels/images/bubbles
- ===================\/=======\/============================================
- How to Use IUMA
- Last edited 2/2/94
-
- Here are a few pointers about how to make the most efficient use of
- IUMA and the music on it. You may also wish to peruse the
- Frequent Asked Questions (FAQ), although it's currently undergoing a
- complete revision. 8)
-
- The first and most important thing to note is that IUMA is best explored
- and used via World-Wide Web (WWW) clients such as Lynx and NCSA Mosaic.
- The WWW is a hypertext-based method of purusing the net that is
- both more intuitive than FTP and Gopher, yet downwards compatible with FTP
- and Gopher.
-
- NCSA Mosaic requires a direct network connection or SLIP to the Internet
- and versions are available for Xwindows boxes, Macintoshs and Windows PCs.
- FTP to "ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu" and look in the dir "/Mosiac" for all current
- versions.
-
- Lynx is a very good text-mode WWW browser available as UNIX program that
- one runs from their UNIX account. As long as "tar" and "uncompress" are
- not foreign to you, you should have no problems making it work.
- You can FTP lynx from ftp.wustl.edu in the /packages/www dir.
-
- The next most important thing to first realize is that all of the music on
- IUMA comes a few forms:
-
- MPEG
- This is the format of the best stereo copies of the music online. You need
- a special player to decode the MPEG compression and play the music on your
- system once it's downloaded. IUMA has a few freely distributable
- MPEG audio players already available for you to download:
-
- XingSound Player for Windows as mpgaudio.zip
- Tobias Bading's MPEG audio player source as maplay.tar.Z
- People using this on UNIX workstations (particularly Suns),
- should take a look at the accompanying textfiles.
-
- Aware Corporation has graciously produced a shareware MPEG audio player
- for the Macintosh which will be availble for distribution in the
- next few weeks.
-
- ADPCM
- The ADPCM format is probably going to be phased out of being included
- in IUMA since the quality is not as good as MPEG II. In any case,
- the files have the extension .WAV and are in the MS-ADPCM format.
- The program Cool Edit (cool131.zip) can decode and play them on
- Windows PCs.
-
- AU
- Some (eventually all) bands will have a Sun Audio (au) sample file which
- is available to download a small 15 second sample of the band before
- deciding that you wish to download the entire MPEG song. When listening
- to these note that the Sun Au files are 8bit mono for that full-on
- compressed midrange AM Radio sound and therefore will sound nothing
- remotely like the awesome stereo MPEG file. Most machines can
- understand this format so nothing special should be needed beyond normal
- audio tools to download and play these files. Player for Macintoshes
- and Windows PCs can be found on the Internet.
-
- If you have any questions please mail ianc@sunsite.unc.edu.
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: What's with Bryan Woodworth ftp-area ?
-
- He changed his internet provider and close his old ftp-site.
- The new site is reachable via WWW (the better way) and still
- presents lots of information about MPEG and graphics at all:
-
- From: bryanw@best.com (Bryan Woodworth)
- Subject: WWW Graphics Page now UP
-
- [Lastmod: 09.01.94 11:37:55]
- !!=new info
-
- The WWW Graphics Page is now online via the World Wide Web!
- URL=http://www.best.com/~bryanw/
-
- [Even if you don't have a graphical front-end, you can still access
- the information. Plain ASCII output (via the program LYNX) is
- available for those users using dial-up accounts (e.g. Netcom, a2i,
- Portal, CRL, and many more). You may already have lynx installed
- online! Enter "lynx" at the shell prompt. If it doesn't exist,
- just ftp the source and compile it yourself. See .signature at bottom of
- message for details on obtaining the FAQ via ftp.best.com.]
-
- If you're using a Unix dialup account and Microsoft Windows, now
- you can experience the glory of the World Wide Web's great
- interface without having to pay for a SLIP account or SLIP emulator!
- Try SlipKnot today..
-
- URL=ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/win3/internet/
-
- More info available from the WWW Graphics page!
-
- !! This info-file is becoming too time-consuming to update. Therefore,
- !! you are encouraged to check out the homepage once a week or so, and click
- !! on the "Latest Additions" link for a listing of the latest updates!
-
- Information of the following variety awaits you:
-
- o The FAQ desk -- Graphics information
-
- * Tom Lane's JPEG faq -- Obtaining viewers and
- understanding the JPEG image format
- * A link to the NCSA Mosaic FTP site, for those
- looking for Mosaic, the famous WWW graphical
- browser
- * Jim Howard's alt.binaries.pictures FAQ -- Info
- on how to decode pictures, posting, and much
- more
- * MPEG information: Links to Frank Gadegast's
- MPEG faq and MPEG homepage; The WWW Graphics
- Page's very own MPEG faq; The MPEG Standards
- Homepage (info on MPEG standards, site for
- MPEG movies, and more); and an MPEG movie
- archive
- * A link to the massive Usenet FAQ pages at
- Ohio State, an outstanding resource
- * A link to Thomas Boutell's fantastic WWW faq!
- In living WWW format! (Also availble via FTP
- from the WWW Graphics Page as a ZIPped Ascii file)
- Info on WWW browsers for all platforms (even Unix
- dial-up), writing HTML documents, and more!
- A M U S T R E A D F O R E V E R Y O N E
-
- -- Internet Service FAQ pages
-
- * The Internet Services FAQ
- * FSP (alternative to FTP) FAQ
- * Internet Gopher FAQ
-
- -- Miscellaneous FAQs (selection subject to change)
-
- * Howard Stern
- * Unix X-Windows on Intel Architecture
- * The MS-DOS Archives
- * Playboy Enterprises (required reading!)
- * The alt.supermodels FAQ! Read on for juicy
- info on your favourite supermodels..
-
-
- o Computer Support Areas -- Where to obtain programs of a graphical
- nature for your architecture
-
- * Macintosh -- MPEG players, contact sheet
- makers, dl/gl/fli viewers, etc.
- * IBM PC -- MPEG players, JPEG viewers,
- a link to the Xing Technology FTP site,
- and official QPEG support site for
- North America (including the latest version
- of QPEG, along with a link to Oliver Fromme's
- homepage in Germany)
- NOW DIVIDED INTO COGENT areas: JPEG/GIF viewers,
- MPEG viewers, contact sheet makers, AVI viewers,
- and probably a few other juicy tidbits.
- * Unix/X-Window -- MPEG source, movies;
- information on XAnim, a wonderful graphics
- program by Mark Podlipec
- * The QuickTime Support Link. A pointer to
- Robert A. Lentz's exquisite QuickTime information
- page, with info on flattening quicktimes and programs
- and utils for Macintosh, X Window, and Microsoft
- Windows. A MUST see!!
- * Archie link added! Just click and voila, you
- have access to Archie. (Some browsers may
- require an external telnet application;
- consult your documentation.)
- * Winsock support area. Link to the Winsock
- Application FAQ. In addition, the WWW Graphics
- Page is now the official distribution site
- in the USA for EWAN, the fantastic freeware telnet
- program for Winsock!
-
- o The Tennis Center -- Information on my favorite game, tennis.
- (I realize this is tangential, but.. so
- what!)
-
- * The rec.sport.tennis FAQ
- * The Tennis Homepage (In Canada, with
- links to another tennis homepage)
- !! * A cute picture of Barbi Benton and Hugh
- Hefner posting with their tennis racquets
- at a tennis court
- !! * Fascinating photos of Andre Agassi's new haircut
-
- o Favorite Links -- Other sites you should try, and IMMEDIATELY!
-
- * The Yahoo Sever - a great link, equipped
- with an easy-to-use subject search index
- for easy access to other links! Find what
- you want quickly and easily.
- * The Multimedia Maddman's hOmeY page -- Graphics
- Info and more! Just try it!
- * Michel Buffa's Video Games Page (3DO, Atari
- Jaguar, SNES, Sega, Gameboy, etc..)
- * The UnOfficial Nine Inch Nails Homepage
- * The Beastie Boys Homepage
- * The Llama Mailserver (MPEG resource and more!)
- * The alt.sex.movies Homepage
- * The CDnow! homepage -- ordering CDs via WWW
- * The Playboy Enterprises, Inc. homepage -- now
- you can explore Playboy's catalog via WWW!
-
- * A section on graphics links.. including the
- very nice IAMfree area, your local WWW Art
- Gallery!
-
- The material is presented in a refreshing format, just for YOU! If
- you do not want this site to die, your feedback must be submitted via
- email. Do not let it go to waste! The vitality of this site is up to
- you alone..
-
- The WWW Graphics Page.. your online WWW resource for Graphics
- Utilities!
-
- Try it today! URL=http://www.best.com/~bryanw/
-
- --
- Bryan Woodworth (bryanw@best.com) Try The WWW Graphics Page today!
- URL: http://www.best.com/~bryanw
- Need a WWW browser? FTP to ftp.best.com:/pub/bryanw/wwwfaq.zip
- Info on WWW browsers for all platforms -- even Unix dial-up
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: What are other good URL's ?
-
- A more up-to-date list you can find under
- http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/mplinks.html
-
-
- Archives
-
- MPEG Archive http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/
- MPEG-2 Archive http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg2/
-
- Articels
-
- MPEG FAQ 4.1 http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/mpegfaq/
-
- Compac using MPEG ? http://www.compaq.com/cgi-bin/present/whatsnew/pr.html
- Decoding MPEG Decoders http://www.doceo.com/mpegbord.html
- Digital Video (Issue Aug. 95): 2 MPEG Articels http://www.dv.com/dv/Mag/Aug95/Contents.html
- General web MPEG-Audio resources http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/audiowww.html
- UNIXopen 12/95 - MPEG: Ein packendes Format http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/mpuo12.html
- UNIXopen 05/96 - MPEG 2: ein breites Spektrum http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/mpuo05.html
- How to make MPEG movies (unix) http://www.arc.umn.edu/GVL/Software/mpeg.html
- MPEG Infos at CRS4 http://www.crs4.it/~luigi/MPEG/mpegfaq.html
-
- Audiostreams
-
- BAWP - MPEG poems http://www.cs.brown.edu/fun/bawp/home.html
- David Bowie OUTSIDE http://www.davidbowie.com
- Fritz (radiostation with MPEG-sounds) http://www.fritz.de
- Mammoth Records - The Listening Room http://netit.com/mammoth/audio/index.html
- Music clips http://www.kspace.com/
- Music Kitchen Music Videos http://www.directnet.com/Crash/MovingPictures
- Rock'n'Roll magazine http://www.addict.com/ATN/
- Towhead http://pcd.stanford.edu/umbra/Towhead/Towhead.html
- Violet Arcana http://www.csos.orst.edu/rfr/va/arcana.html
- Virginia Tech Music Department http://server.music.vt.edu
-
- Companies
-
- Arasmith Engineering http://www.open2u.com
- Aspen, Colorado Site http://www.aspenonline.com/aspenonline
- C-Cube http://www.c-cube.com
- Doceo http://www.doceo.com
- Digital Video Systems http://www.dvsystems.com
- Hyundai Electronics America http://www.hea.com/
- MPEG International http://www.formpeg.com/
- MPEG Plaza http://www.visiblelight.com/mpeg/
- NB Engineering (MPEG compression service) http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/nb.html
- Open MPEG-1 representatives group http://cinax.com/OM-1
- Sigma Design (RealMagic Decoder)) http://www.realmagic.com/
- Universal Studios http://www.firstunion.com/universal/nettoob
-
- Link collections
-
- PHADE's ultimate MPEG link list http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/mplinks.html
- Tristan's General web MPEG resources http://www.bok.net/~tristan/MPEG/MPEG-content.html#top
- MPEG-2 Video Compression for Broadcasting http://www.hei.ca/hei/mpeg2.html
-
- Utilities
-
- PHADE's util collection http://www.powerweb.de/mpeg/mpega.html
-
- Action Netscape Plug-In supporting MPEG http://www.open2u.com/action/action.html
- Active Movie Player http://www.microsoft.com/advtech/ActiveMovie/AMStream.htm
- CompCore (MPEG software and hardware producer) http://www.compcore.com
- CoolEdit 1.5.3 http://www.syntrillium.com/#Cool
- Maplay 95/NT http://po.eecs.berkeley.edu/~ctsay/mp2win32.html
- MPEG-2 archive of Chadd Fogg ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/cf/cfogg/mpeg2/
- MPEG audio Layer 2 http://www.mpr.ca/products/transport/
- MPEG-audio Layer 3 (FHG) http://www.iis.fhg.de/
- MPEG play/MI (Motif) http://www.geom.umn.edu/docs/mpeg_play/mpeg_play.html
- MPEG/CD 2.0.5 for Macs http://www.kauai.com/kauai
- MPEGe Lib http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~ark/mpegelib/
- MPEG utils and some cool bands http://www.io.org/~cme
- Video & 8mm FILM http://www.kyushu-id.ac.jp/kid/free/RYOUTEI/MPEG/tsuzuki02.html
- Net Toob MPEG Player http://www.duplexx.com
- PreVU Netscape Plug-In for MPEG Video http://www.intervu.com/sysreq.html
- xa X11 Animator supporting MPEG http://www.cita.utoronto.ca/~richards/DCR/xa.html
-
- Video-streams
-
- 100+ Fractal Movie samples with MPEG http://www.cnam.fr/fractals/anim.html
- 150+ MPEGs, Anim, AVI,FLI, MOV http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/rml/Mpeg
- 300+ Outer Space Animations with MPEG http://www.univ-rennes1.fr/ASTRO/anim-e.html
- Andrew's MPEG Archive http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~werdna/mpegs.html
- Darin's MPEG Movie Archive http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~darinh/mpegs.shtml
- Daerons MPEG Player http://www.geom.umn.edu/docs/mpeg_play/mpeg_play.html
- FilmArt movies http://www.filmart.co.at/filmart
- Fractal Animations http://iseran.ira.uka.de/Fraktdemos/
- Hangliding MPEGs http://cougar.stanford.edu:7878/MoviePage.html#MPEG
- Mathematical MPEGs http://www.csc.fi/math_topics/Movies/
- MPEG-2 validation bitstreams ftp://wuarchive.wustl.edu/graphics/x3l3/pub/bitstreams/systems/
- Movies ftp://ftp.informatik.tu-muenchen.de/pub/rec/movies/mpeg
- MPEG Movie Archive http://w3.eeb.ele.tue.nl/mpeg/index.html
- MPEG MONSTER LIST http://www.islandnet.com/~carleton/monster/monster.html
- Porsche Videos http://www.nbeng.com/nbe/html/samples.htm
- Pink Floyd and Blade Runner http://wwwzenger.informatik.tu-muenchen.de/persons/paula/mpeg/index.html
- Windsurfing MPEGs http://www.dsg.cs.tcd.ie/dsg_people/afcondon/windsurf/video/video.html
-
- ===========================================================================
-
- ~Subject: SECTION 8. - MAIL ORDER
-
- That's about what you can get via mail.
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- ~Subject: The Internet MPEG CD-Rom
-
-
- PHADE SOFTWARE and Hartmann Multimedia Service
- Inh. Frank Gadegast Dipl. Ing. Stefan Hartmann
-
- present
-
- =======================================================
- The Internet MPEG CD-Rom Version 1.0
- Monday December 28th 1995
- =======================================================
-
- * Get yourself the latest MPEG Video and MPEG Audio software tools !
-
- * Listen to over 150 songs from the Internet Underground Music Archive (IUMA)!
- (without having to download a single one ! incl. XingSound MPEG Audio player)
-
- * Browse the Internet Offline and click yourself through over 200 MPEG movies !
- (you don't need to be online, everything is just a click away !)
-
- * Learn, how to use the World Wide Web , Offline !
-
- * Try the Demo of this CD-Rom _ONLINE_ at:
-
- http://www.powerweb.de/phade/products/mpegcd/
-
- The "Internet MPEG CD-Rom" is a rather unique collection of Multimedia-
- Data stored in a compression-format called MPEG. It includes 600 MB
- of digital movies, sounds, songs and all utilities for composing,
- encoding and decoding, playing and rearranging this multimedia material.
-
- The "Internet MPEG CD-Rom" is especially compiled for those, who want
- to follow the digital multimedia revolution or who want to develop
- MPEG-utilities or create MPEG-compressed sounds or movies.
-
- The "Internet MPEG CD-Rom" is NOW available as an ISO-9660 conform CD-Rom disc!
- Readable on DOS, Windows, Windows-NT, OS/2, Ultrix, Unix, MACs, etc ....
-
- Installation programs and all needed viewers are included for
- Windows, Linux, SunOS and Solaris ...
-
- "The Internet MPEG CD-Rom"
- includes the FAQs and MPEG utility programs, source-code, movies and
- information-files. Just everything about MPEG-I and now even MPEG-II.
-
- The CD-Rom includes (in addition to the versions which are stored on the
- ftp-Servers out there) all the versions of the programs and source-code,
- additional movies (including the audio-files) and lots of additional
- informations.
-
- Additional to any ftp-servers it contains special things, you can't find
- anywhere but here. Like a DOS-port of the Berkeley-MPEG-Encoder, other
- DOS-ports, a security-filter for MPEG-I-video- and -audiostreams called
- secmpeg and secmpaudio, some selfmade movies, new versions and utilities that
- were specially made for THIS CD-Rom and that you will never find on other
- media...
-
-
- Try and USE the Internet OFFLINE !!!
-
- To make the "Internet MPEG CD-Rom" interactive, one big hypertext-
- document explains and displays the whole contents of the archive,
- giving the user a powerful tool, called Cello, to browse through
- Megabytes of documentaton and to interactevly select and play hours
- and hours of music and movies.
-
- The whole archive itself is organized as one big hypertext-document.
- It includes a complete Wide-World-Web (WWW) document, the tools to
- use this document on Windows-, Windows-NT-, Linux-, SunOS- and Solaris-
- machines are included, most UNIX-hosts can include "The Internet MPEG CD-Rom"
- into their hyptertext-services with a single link !!!
-
- You can find a few of all these WWW-documents as an example under the
- adress:
-
- http://www.powerweb.de/phade/products/mpegcd/
-
- "The Internet MPEG CD-Rom" contains at least the following sections:
-
- 24,888,655 E:\AUDIO\MUSIC 20,583,631 E:\NVR
- 49,339,823 E:\AUDIO 12,108,204 E:\PHADESW
- 10,103,748 E:\BIN 3,000,035 E:\UTIL\AMIGA
- 640,532 E:\DEMO 152,576 E:\UTIL\DEC
- 11,618,223 E:\DOC 20,073,867 E:\UTIL\DOS
- 3,157,665 E:\FAQ 338,116 E:\UTIL\IRIX
- 189,569,667 E:\IUMA\MUSIC 5,390,454 E:\UTIL\MAC
- 191,150,646 E:\IUMA 1,802,240 E:\UTIL\NEXT
- 15,102,123 E:\MOVIES\IFRAME 2,152,491 E:\UTIL\OS2
- 99,083,167 E:\MOVIES\IPBFRAME 5,944,282 E:\UTIL\SPARC
- 114,185,290 E:\MOVIES 30,885,363 E:\UTIL\UNIX
- 52,781,148 E:\MPEG1 3,060,754 E:\UTIL\WINDOWNT
- 250,441 E:\MPEG2 4,042,098 E:\UTIL\WINDOWS
- 37,465,169 E:\NFM\MUSIC 76,842,276 E:\UTIL
- 37,537,740 E:\NFM 23,231,772 E:\VIDEOS
- 3,232,740 E:\WWW
-
- Total = 607,537,581 bytes
-
- Please be sure, to get always the most-up-to-date description
- of "The Internet MPEG CD-Rom" before requesting it ! EMail to:
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- phade@powerweb.de
-
- or try to find the latest MPEGFAQ (current Version 3.2).
- Look at the date of this info file, something older than 6 months
- can't be up-to-date !
-
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- Be faster than the Internet and order now !!!
-
- Ordering can be done now immediately via email or via letter.
-
- To obtain "The Internet MPEG CD-Rom" you have the following choices:
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- o fill the ORDER.FRM and send it via e-mail or fax it to
- PHADE Software (if paying with VISA-card only !)
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- o fill the ORDER.FRM and send it via letter to PHADE Software
- (only VISA-card and EC-cheques (German Marks only) accepted !)
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- o order it in your book store via:
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- ISBN-number: 3-930736-40-3
- Title : The Internet MPEG CD-Rom Version 1.0
- Publisher : Hartmann Multimedia Service
- Author : PHADE Software, Inh. Frank Gadegast
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- o try our WWW-server and get the latest info via
- URL=http://www.powerweb.de/phade/
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- o you can order at your local computer or CD-Rom shop
- (try to convince your local dealer to order from Hartmann Multimedia Service)
-
-
-
- ORDER-FORM for "The Internet MPEG CD-Rom" [Version 1.0]
- Monday NOVEMBER 13th 1995
-