Streaming Video

[Leo J Mauler]

I've had better luck with XviD, a spinoff of DivX (gee, yuh think?).  I
have had problems with DivX before and never any problems with XviD, also
apparently the licensing issues with XviD are less severe than with DivX.
 The XviD folks also know about Linux and create versions for Linux.  It
is also MPEG4+MP3 (128k MP3) but seems to work well cross-platform.

On Fri, 07 May 2004 10:14:47 -0500 Jason Clinton <me at jasonclinton.com>
writes:
> I offered to rip a DVD of a fundraiser for a local 
> non-profit so they could post it on their web site. 
> I figured MPEG4 + MP3 would be a reasonable 
> lowest common denomenator but it appears that 
> it is not--the tested Windows systems didn't 
> know what to do with the resulting  .avi.  Anyone 
> have any recommendations on a video format that 
> would work well on a range of systems at about 
> 300 kbit/sec @ 320x240 resolution?

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