Original Message From: "Michael Sokolov"
> Binary, numeric data, such as video, images
> and audio, to say nothing of scientific data (years of detector readings
> in
> a neutrino decay experiment) is just not the sweet spot for XML. I
> searched
> for "MP3 to XML converter", but couldn't find anything.
As an aside, I always imagined that some organisations, if given the chance,
would define a video codec output that looked something like:
<frame>
...
<pixel x-location="1091" y-location="1002" render="true">
<red>128</red>
<green>64</green>
<blue>32</blue>
<alpha>1.0</alpha>
</pixel>
<pixel x-location="1092" y-location="1002" render="true">
<red>128</red>
<green>64</green>
<blue>31</blue>
<alpha>1.0</alpha>
</pixel>
...
</frame>
Not a lot of compression here! Certainly not the ideal format for mobile
video.
Pete Cordell
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