Maybe someone can get D. Foley on the phone for a quick answer to this "blog post".
Maybe David could start his own blog.
Is he going to respond to every blogger out there that disagrees what he is doing? Or shows it in a negative light?
Seems plenty are worried about this article. Especially resorting to posting the crazy claims someone posted on that blog - about 80% of all the CES TV people were using the Nuvola to stream their TV's.
And before you start calling people DB - you best research who they are first.
Dan Rayburn is EVP for StreamingMedia.com and is recognized by many as the voice for the streaming and online video industry. He is a sought after analyst, speaker, writer and consultant who's work has been featured in over a thousand articles by nearly every major media outlet over the past eighteen years. He co-founded one of the industry's first webcasting companies, successfully acquired in 2000, and has his own line of books with eight titles available. He is a regular analyst to the investment community, has his own blog at StreamingMediaBlog.com and is a principal analyst at Frost & Sullivan.
I used to do the authoring for Disney's DVD Bonus Material (behind the scenes and such) They, as did ALL the studios have a encoding standard that works on all TVs. This will ALL be worked out in time. It's not all that hard to adjust. If you don't specialize in this kind of thing it will seem like a huge issue. It is not. Nothing to get you panties in a twist about.
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