Hopefully, options for switching audio and subtitle tracks makes its way into the next version of Vista Media Center (Fiji?). I think most everything else is already in place, and DivX 7 supporting MKV makes it all the more legitimate.
Hopefully, the 360 and PS3 also get on this bandwagon themselves.
Also, I understand that DivX is working on a AVC/H.264 decoder/encoder, so maybe that new movie download service that Sony is going to introduce is going to use H.264 after all. Still 3 years to late IMO, but it makes all the difference when everyone is using this form of video compression. It supported by hardware, and now the software is coming together.
“An engineer explained to us that hundreds of ear impressions were gathered in the name of research, and while each one obviously boasted its own unique shape and size, one single characteristic remained uniform across the board: the entrance into the ear canal is not a perfect circle, it's an oval.”
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Hopefully, options for switching audio and subtitle tracks makes its way into the next version of Vista Media Center (Fiji?). I think most everything else is already in place, and DivX 7 supporting MKV makes it all the more legitimate.
Hopefully, the 360 and PS3 also get on this bandwagon themselves.
Also, I understand that DivX is working on a AVC/H.264 decoder/encoder, so maybe that new movie download service that Sony is going to introduce is going to use H.264 after all. Still 3 years to late IMO, but it makes all the difference when everyone is using this form of video compression. It supported by hardware, and now the software is coming together.