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VC-1

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(Video Codec-1) An SMPTE standard for compressing digital video, introduced in 2006. Officially known as SMPTE 421M, Blu-ray, HD DVD, Xbox 360 and Windows Vista were the first products to support it. Based on the commonly used DCT method employed by MPEG codecs as well as specifications in Microsoft's Windows Media Video 9 codec (WMV9), more than a dozen companies contributed to its development.

A major feature of VC-1 is its support for compressing interlaced video natively without having to convert it to progressive frames beforehand. Providing faster decoding than H.264, VC-1 was typically judged best in subjective quality testing with other codecs. See codec.



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DENVER -- MPEG LA, LLC announced today that an initial group of essential patent holders have agreed on final terms of license to be included in the VC-1 Patent Portfolio License ("License"), expected to issue during 2006.
LAS VEGAS -- Tarari, the award-winning acceleration company, today announced it has entered into a multi-year licensing agreement with Avid to provide Tarari's new hardware acceleration solution for real-time and fully transparent encoding of video content in Windows Media Video (WMV), Microsoft's implementation of SMPTE VC-1, across several of Avid's nonlinear editing product lines.
Inlet's Fathom(TM) was the industry's first real-time encoding platform for SMPTE VC-1 and Windows Media Video High Definition, setting a standard of innovation that continues today.
 
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