Mike Rivers
July 1st 03, 02:13 AM
In article > writes:
> > The trick
> >is to "degrade" what's going into the compression process in a way
> >that it's still acceptable before compression
> I read that too but my experience has been the opposite. This WAS true
> of the very earliest streaming applications but it doesn't seem to be
> true of the better codecs.
I guess progress is good. It allows people who don't understand the
problem to not make mistakes as big as they used to.
--
I'm really Mike Rivers - )
> > The trick
> >is to "degrade" what's going into the compression process in a way
> >that it's still acceptable before compression
> I read that too but my experience has been the opposite. This WAS true
> of the very earliest streaming applications but it doesn't seem to be
> true of the better codecs.
I guess progress is good. It allows people who don't understand the
problem to not make mistakes as big as they used to.
--
I'm really Mike Rivers - )