Below is a quote from Apple.com explaining QT6 in Jaguar:
"QuickTime 6
Jaguar includes QuickTime 6, the worlds first complete media solution for MPEG-4 content creation and streaming when combined with the free QuickTime Streaming Server and QuickTime Broadcaster. As an MPEG-4 compliant technology, QuickTime 6 includes the video codec for encoding and decoding MPEG-4 video content, Advanced Audio Coding (AAC), the next generation audio format, and adheres to the Internet Streaming Media Alliance (ISMA) 1.0 specification. "
Can someone please tell me what these new capabilities are and what types of things could come out based on QT6?
For example, would it be possible to combine the ability of iChat to link two users and QT6's streaming and abilities to give ordinary users a videoconferencing ability? Kind of like chatting with webcams and a telephone, only high quality? Forgive me, maybe you can already do this somehow else. But if Apple can pull this off in their typical "ease of use" style and with top quality video and audio, wouldn't that sort of be the Holy grail of iApps for the Digital Hub, essentially replacing long distance telephoning while also leapfrogging it technologically?
Or am I dreaming...
"QuickTime 6
Jaguar includes QuickTime 6, the worlds first complete media solution for MPEG-4 content creation and streaming when combined with the free QuickTime Streaming Server and QuickTime Broadcaster. As an MPEG-4 compliant technology, QuickTime 6 includes the video codec for encoding and decoding MPEG-4 video content, Advanced Audio Coding (AAC), the next generation audio format, and adheres to the Internet Streaming Media Alliance (ISMA) 1.0 specification. "
Can someone please tell me what these new capabilities are and what types of things could come out based on QT6?
For example, would it be possible to combine the ability of iChat to link two users and QT6's streaming and abilities to give ordinary users a videoconferencing ability? Kind of like chatting with webcams and a telephone, only high quality? Forgive me, maybe you can already do this somehow else. But if Apple can pull this off in their typical "ease of use" style and with top quality video and audio, wouldn't that sort of be the Holy grail of iApps for the Digital Hub, essentially replacing long distance telephoning while also leapfrogging it technologically?
Or am I dreaming...