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To: Alex Dominguez who wrote (24680)	10/31/1997 4:12:00 PM
From: BillyG	of 50808

Xing's software-only MPEG1 encoder requires a dual-processor Pentium II server, but Xing believes it "might" run on a 300MHz Pentium II. Or you can buy a hardware MPEG1 encoder system that incorporates CUBE chips for $299-399...................... October 27, 1997, Issue: 977 Section: News Xing writes MPEG encoder in software San Louis Obispo, Calif. - Xing Technology Corp. has developed what it calls a real-time, software-only MPEG-1 encoder. Though both hardware-assisted real-time encoders and software-only MPEG-1 playback programs exist, Xing appears to have the first high-quality MPEG-1 encoder that's been accomplished on a PC. The software is based on Xing's existing two-pass encoder. Substantial reprogramming was done to exploit the MMX instructions in the Intel Pentium-II CPU to produced a single-pass, real-time version of the program. The encoder currently runs on a dual-processor Pentium-II server, with one processor supporting MPEG-1 encoding, and the other handling video capture, data streaming and network overhead. Xing believes the encoding task can be done by a single 300-MHz Pentium-II. Copyright (c) 1997 CMP Media Inc. You can reach this article directly: techweb.com

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