PureMobile sent us in a 16GB iPod Touch for the purposes of this article. This is one of the few times an - essentially - mp3 player comes with a powerful operating system (other examples include the Linux-based Archos and Sandisk offers). Read on for more.
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Just FYI, I am not a newbie in video technologies (you possibly missed my filmmaking/video blog).
The point is, it's not just the .avi container problem, but the fact that XViD is usually muxed with mp3, not AAC, which is another detail that needs to be taken care of, should Apple decide to support XViD. In reality it's a strategy/policy issue, not a technical one.
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Just FYI, I am not a newbie in video technologies (you possibly missed my filmmaking/video blog).
The point is, it's not just the .avi container problem, but the fact that XViD is usually muxed with mp3, not AAC, which is another detail that needs to be taken care of, should Apple decide to support XViD. In reality it's a strategy/policy issue, not a technical one.