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To: bootsup1 who wrote (3173)3/1/2001 7:08:29 AM
From: Glenn Perry  Respond to of 4169
 
>>>For example, at 10 kbytes/s, i2bp can give DVD quality full screen video and virtual Dolby surround
sound.<<<

Isn't the standard in the States specified at bits per second? How many bits per byte, eight? Personally, I think it's hogwash. And what is "virtual Dolby surround sound"? Is it in accordance with Dolby 5.1? Or is it virtually Dolby? What the heck is that? And what is DVD quality? Can't you encode a crappy video on a DVD? Would that then be DVD quality?



To: bootsup1 who wrote (3173)3/1/2001 7:13:42 AM
From: Thomas Kirwin  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4169
 
Queasy Feeling

Hey Boots, how do you feel about the MicroNet announcement?

Given the fact that the plug was pulled in such a swift fashion I'm queasy as to where it leaves the poor souls that purchased the award winning SanCube only to have their lifeline become an anchor.

It's my hunch that MicroNet's assets will be bundled with an Ampex Data Systems sale in order to sweeten the deal. At least I hope so for the SanCube owners sake.

Best O'Luck,

Tom


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