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Interview: Wind River's John BruggemanInterview: Wind River's John BruggemanPosted Jul 22, 2008 7:46 UTC (Tue) by appie (subscriber, #34002)Parent article: Interview: Wind River's John Bruggeman
The interview lightly touches upon a thought that crossed my mind: with more people watching Internet video and live feeds on their phones and Linux gaining ground in the mobile market space, who knows, we finally might end up with widely used high quality open spec/source audio & video formats. Then again, that might just be me, over optimistic, wishful thinking :)
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Interview: Wind River's John Bruggeman Posted Jul 22, 2008 9:06 UTC (Tue) by Oddscurity (guest, #46851) [Link] More than likely they'll implement a closed source player on top of the open bits, but as you say it would be a good opportunity for open formats. It's not at all unthinkable to have x264 video on those devices, decoding of which can be offloaded to various media extensions some of these embedded platforms have.
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