Re: [Openquicktime-devel] OpenQuicktime 2.0 Alpha 1 Released

[Capt. S. *-J. <st...@3i...>]

Congrats :)

It really is about time too :)

On Wednesday, October 8, 2003, at 12:03  AM, Nicholas Humfrey wrote:

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> Hi,
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>
> I have just released OpenQuicktime version 2.0 Alpha 1. Nothing new=20
> recently I'm afraid but I thought it was about time that the source=20
> code escaped CVS !
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> So this is *very* Alpha software - lots of bugs there still.
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>
> However hopefully the new cleaner API is fairly fixed now and I hope=20=

> that we should be able to maintain source (and binary?) comparability=20=

> from now on...
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>
> I haven't had much time to do work on OpenQuicktime for a bit - but=20
> looking back at it, I really think it has a lot going for it - perhaps=20=

> this release will re-kindle some interest in the project.
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>
> Cheers,
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> nick.
>
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