[Mp4-tech] mpeg-4 in .asf

[handy maltech.ne.jp]

yeah I heard that Microsoft said their MPEG-4 implementation doesnt
fully conform (only support MPEG-4 video) to MPEG-4 standard by ISO/IEC..
since they said, MPEG-4 system part (XMT/BIFS scripting) is better
implemented using current internet technologies) and also MPEG-4 has
some unfinished licensing terms.. 
they also need to hook their Digital Right Management (DRM) into MPEG-4
IPMP, and implement their own IP Streaming features (not using MPEG-4
transport layer).. so that we often found MPEG-4 content in an .asf file
format..
or may be, they just hate Apple, Quicktime, and its .MP4 file format ;)
who knows..
somewhere, I read that Microsoft ISO MPEG-4 video codec conforms to
MPEG-4 Simple Profile which means compliant to others using same Profile
anyone knows where to get RTP (source/renderer) filter for DirectShow ?
just need to test filters connectivity in GraphEdit then stream it..
thanks,
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On Tue, 18 Nov 2023 22:51:26 EST
Guyontheroads aol.com wrote:
> Sounds like Microsoft is up to it again;  THEIR MPEG4 not the industry 
> standard.  Then a year later, when THEIR free codec is used by many electronics 
> manufacturers due to low cost, ALL INNOVATION WILL STOP.  Mine as well play Taps 
> for MPEG4 now if we let that happen.  Bill Gates and staff will benefit and the 
> rest of the industry and users will suffer as we have recently.
> 
> Remember innovation in the last 4 years in browsers, streaming video or 
> email?  Me neither. See the pattern?
> 
> Resist the evil 800 lb gorilla in Seattle.  Strength in numbers people!!

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