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Technology Stocks : C-Cube
CUBE 35.87-1.2%Nov 19 3:59 PM EST
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To: CPAMarty who wrote (27119)12/27/1997 11:09:00 AM
From: J Fieb  Read Replies (4) of 50808
 
Marty, Maybe DELL will need that
low cost DVD solution that CUBE
will have ready soon for their
low end line?
Here is a Q posted on the USENET
that hasn't been answered yet.
Can anyone help Geno?

ww2.altavista.digital.com@43110@rec%2evideo%2edesktop%26c+cube

Who is going to manufacture DVx
Based Consumer Cards ? Any info ? (DVx
DVD Codec by C-Cube)

Another usenet Q on DVx;

ww2.altavista.digital.com@43165@rec%2evideo%2edesktop%26DVx

I saw a small piece in the November
issue of Videomaker about a new
MPEG2 codec from a company called C-CUB
(c-cub.com) I went to their
home page and found their press release
on the new codec and one
paragraph said
"MPEG-2 Based Editing Applications
Until now, MPEG-2 was too cost-prohibitive
and difficult to address
the non-linear editing market. DVx makes
high-quality MPEG-2-based
editing feasible for the first time by
supporting dual-stream decoding
and providing frame-accurate MPEG encode
and decode functions in a
single, cost-effective package.
DVx also decreases the overall cost of
editing by providing superior storage
savings over existing editing
formats and by integrating video
post-processing functions that today
can only be achieved with the use
of costly external hardware. "

I know that MPEG1 is not particulary nice
but is good on disk space.
What are peoples comments on MPEG2
regarding disk space and video
quality. Is there a future in MPEG2
for NLE and can it be frame
edited??
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