The path towards standardizing HD Photo began earlier this year, and now becomes public with today's announcement from the JPEG Committee. This is one more step in an ongoing process towards our stated objectives for standardization. Our goal is that HD Photo becomes JPEG XR, an open standard under the complete control of the JPEG Committee, with royalty-free rights to all required patents granted by Microsoft. Microsoft is actively participating with the JPEG Committee to produce a complete and detailed technical specification enabling anyone to create implementations in any programming language, on any platform and under a wide variety of business models. We're excited to be contributing to the next great standard for digital photography, enabling a whole new level of feature and technology innovation, improving photo quality and creating exciting new applications and services. It's our sincere hope that that today's announcement will help accelerate the process of making HD Photo (JPEG XR) as ubiquitous as JPEG is today.
Bill Crow
HD Photo Program Manager
Y a bien écrit "Royalty free rights" et "complete and detailed technical specification enabling anyone to create implementations in any programming language, on any platform and under a wide variety of business models.", donc oui définitivement ça s'annonce mieux que le JPEG 2000.
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Y a bien écrit "Royalty free rights" et "complete and detailed technical specification enabling anyone to create implementations in any programming language, on any platform and under a wide variety of business models.", donc oui définitivement ça s'annonce mieux que le JPEG 2000.