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To: Johnny Stone who wrote (14458)	5/16/1999 1:11:00 PM
From: Dennis P	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19109

For newbies, here's how we were reviewed in 1997: From Champions Technical Support Library Pro-Frac TMM's video compression/decompression (codec) based on a "fractal" mathematical technique for DOS-based systems. Fractal images "artifacts" are less "blocky" looking than JPEG images, better defined than wavelet images but just as soft. Pro-Frac supports a playback of 30 frames per second in a 320 (h) by 240 (v) pixel window. home.earthlink.net

To: Johnny Stone who wrote (14458)	5/16/1999 7:25:00 PM
From: Arnie Doolittle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19109

"It was the other way around. Iterated had the theoretical and TMM actually made it work." Then why did tmmi contract to pay ITI several million$ to "do" something with the codec? As I recall, ITI was supposed to make the theoretical work. Is it not true that Taylor and Tom, along with Taylor's dad, claimed to prove the theoritical application to video? Time does dim the memory but I think I remember that each side claimed that the other did not perform - tmmi supposedly didn't pay all the money and iti never provided the codec. Somewhere along the line MCI nee WCOM was in the contractual picture. Arnie