Press Record.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1231838,00.asp
August 27, 2003
With DivX beginning to appear in DVD players later this year, the next stage of video compression development is already under way. DivXNetworks is working on H.264, a standard that compresses video by as much as 75 percent. The company believes that using such compression, a DVD stream can be pushed over the Internet at a magic 384 Kbps. This also bodes well for the future of high-definition compression and, eventually, high-definition video streams. The DVD manufacturers are in for a surprise with the popularity of DivX.
By this time next year, DivX will be in the public lexicon.

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