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01/18/2008, 3:35pm, EST
Friday, January 18th
On2 Flix adds iPod/iPhone web encoding
On2 Technologies has announced that its Flix Engine, a server-side video encoding platform, now has support for Apple's portable formats. Where previously the Flix SDK could only be used to create output in Flash 8/9, 3GPP and general H.264, it can now be used to generate QuickTime files specifically sized and encoded for iPods, as well as the iPhone. Flix is purportedly used by "the majority" of web video sites, and supports scripting languages such as ASP, PHP, Python and Perl; it is however only available for Windows and Linux. Buyers must contact On2 regarding licensing.
Filed under: iPod, iPhone, developer, Graphics/Web Design, networking
Other story tags: Linux, video, Windows, MWSF 08








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