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Those are banninated
Virtualdub can't open .asf or .wmv files (well, be default, hehe...) cuz Microsoft can tell other companies they're not allowed to access the format.

What would be the purpose of devoloping a propritary technology if you were going to let other companies' hardware compete with your own?
Posted by: voice_of_all_reason   Posted on: 10/04/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Really? No  Richard Flude | 10/04/05
Confused...  Zinoron | 10/04/05
Also confused...  java.user | 10/04/05
This is exactly what we DO NOT NEED!  BitTwiddler | 10/04/05
Gawd forbid users have a choice huh?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/04/05
The only problem is..  GrindinAxTaRupert | 10/04/05
This is Betamax versus VHS all over again.  ShadeTree | 10/04/05
simple solution  zijiang | 10/04/05
Those are banninated  voice_of_all_reason | 10/04/05
Whether it is Blu-Ray or HD DVD has nothing ...  ShadeTree | 10/04/05
Both ways  Lord-dogbert_z | 10/04/05

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