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Effort called CinemaDNG tries to set standard for digital video file formats. Also at NAB 2008, Adobe adds speech transcription to video metadata.

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Or: Adobe plays catch up to Apple, Sony
by Galaxy5 April 13, 2008 9:46 PM PDT
How nice that Adobe gets the 'innovation' headlines when others
have blazed the trail before them.

Just another b.s. company on the flight path.
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Please explain further.
by toosday April 13, 2008 11:59 PM PDT
How has Apple or Sony done anything remotely similar to this in any of their products?
Are you bullshitting?
by lmasanti April 14, 2008 7:03 AM PDT
Why? Please, proofs!
Sony is advancing in the camera side.
Apple is advancing in its own way.
Why is Adobe "not advancing"?
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Hopefully not "Apple" byte-order only
by mistakemaker April 14, 2008 7:14 AM PDT
Hopefully, unlike DNG, this new format will at least be like TIFF and not limit itself to storing data only in the "Apple" byte-order (i.e. big-endian). The irony of only allowing the "Apple" byte-order is that since Apple converted to Intel processors, the "Apple" byte-order is no longer intrinsic even to Apple computers!

It is such a shame that DNG (and also ICC/ICM color profiles) are restricted to "Apple" byte-order only. Perhaps, given Apple's conversion to Intel processors, might it might even make sense for this new format restrict itself to be little-endian only?
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Software tower of Babel
by BALTHOR1 April 14, 2008 2:24 PM PDT
It's just a digital video file.Quit ruining the standard.
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