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VIDARCH
(redirected from Video Architecture)

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VIDARCHVideo Architecture
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From video architecture improvements to the exciting new multi-touch user interface extensions, Microsoft has provided a solid foundation for high performance desktop media applications.
CyberLink's Products to Fully Exploit Windows 7 Improvements by Business Wire
The partnership between Ooyala and Joost demonstrates how companies are outsourcing certain functions of their video architecture to maximize the value of their business model.
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The webinar will address: * Digital video architecture requirements * DRAM efficiency issues when moving to DDR3 * Multichannel DRAM architectures * A solution to minimize the impact on software, when implementing a complex physical memory architecture Sophisticated image and scaling algorithms for high-definition-video along with state-of-the-art compression standards such as H.
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