| Q&A |
 Danny
Kao
Digimax Corporation
08/05/03 |
| Q1 |
Have
you plan to release a Mac version of MaxPEG ? |
| A1 |
We
do not have such plan in this development stage. |
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| Q2 |
What
is the format of 3D datas (X3D or VRML) in your MPEG 4 solution
? |
| A2 |
VRML
(with MPEG-4 extended nodes) and MPEG-4 BIFS. |
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| Q3 |
Is
it possible to programm interactions in your MPEG 4 authoring
tools ? |
| A3 |
Yes,
using Java Script. |
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| Q4 |
Are
3D datas compressed and streamed over the internet ? |
| A4 |
3D
datas can be compressed or not into MPEG-4 format. Currently,
we do not support 3D data streaming. |
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| Q5 |
What
are the Fees/Licence of your MPEG4 product ? |
| A5 |
It
depends on the purpose you want to use for. |
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| Q6 |
Do
you plan to create an ActiveX (embedded in IE) to read MPEG
4 contents ? |
| A6 |
We
do have ActiveX player to read the MPEG-4 contents. |
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| Q7 |
Until
now, MPEG 4 is most of the cases only video ; do you think that
3D will be massively adopt ? |
| A7 |
It's
a very big question. :)
I think we can just say that we believe MPEG-4 has a good chance
to be the standard of "rich multimedia".
Of course, 3D is part of it.
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