[AG-TECH] AGVCR file format

[Brian Corrie]

Hi Derek,

I say break away. As you said, its alpha software and only out there a few
days... I can't imagine too many people (if any) have used it in a
"production" sense.

Although I haven't looked at this in detail yet, this looks like great
stuff!!! I wouldn't mind this discussion continuing on the AGTech list...

Brian

>
> 	Hi all,
>
> 	I had a thought yesterday that possibly I should make some changes to
> allow AGVCR to support, at least in the file format for now, any number
> of RTP/RTCP streams per-recording. Now, I know it's only been out for a
> couple of days and only people on this list know about it, so I was
> thinking that if I make those changes - would it matter if it broke any
> recordings anyone has made at this point? I can try and get the
> converter program working correctly if anyone's recorded anything in the
> last couple of days they absolutely cannot live without. I have
> recordings of my own that are nearly able to be converted perfectly from
> even older formats I had, so the converter will be around eventually.
> 	I know I said I wouldn't change the file format, but given the
> responses I've had, it seems that supporting anything from 1 stream or
> more would be a useful change to make at this point, i.e. before too
> many recordings get made. Adding on different types of streams to record
> and interface changes can come later but then will be compatible with
> recordings made in the new format.
> 	I probably should look at setting up some sort of mailing list for this
> program so I'm not hijacking the ag-tech list to discuss it :) So,
> thanks ANL :)
> 	Anyway, I thought I'd throw that out there in case anyone had any such
> recording they have to keep, anything to mention, or ideas they want to
> see incorporated. Feel free to contact me off-list if you'd prefer.
>
> 	Thanks,
>
> 	Derek
>
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> IRI 323, School of Informatics
> Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
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