neo_sapien
14th June 2002, 12:12
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104-935180.html
The software allows modified Xbox consoles to play videos in the VCD format, commonly used for bootleg movie discs, and versions 3.x and 4.x of DivX, a controversial compression format used to swap videos over the Internet.
<cough>corporate apologist</cough>, ignorant and the journalist obviously doesn't have his facts straight.
Does anyone else find this article to be abrasive, insulting, and generally as far away from the top of the fence as can be? Suddenly software developers are known as hackers? The journalist even fails to discriminate between DivX 3.x and 4.x. DivX 4, of course, is legal. DivX 3 is another story altogether. An uninformed reader might take that to think that DivX 4 is illegal, which would suck.
The software allows modified Xbox consoles to play videos in the VCD format, commonly used for bootleg movie discs, and versions 3.x and 4.x of DivX, a controversial compression format used to swap videos over the Internet.
<cough>corporate apologist</cough>, ignorant and the journalist obviously doesn't have his facts straight.
Does anyone else find this article to be abrasive, insulting, and generally as far away from the top of the fence as can be? Suddenly software developers are known as hackers? The journalist even fails to discriminate between DivX 3.x and 4.x. DivX 4, of course, is legal. DivX 3 is another story altogether. An uninformed reader might take that to think that DivX 4 is illegal, which would suck.