Windows Media Technologies - Page 7 of 36

April 29, 2004

Microsoft’s Universal Audio Architecture Initiative Gains Momentum

Microsoft Announces Availability of First HD Audio Class Driver For Next-Generation Products

April 19, 2004

Microsoft Announces Leading Broadcast Companies to Deploy Products and Services Based on Windows Media 9 Series

Rainbow DBS’s Satellite Service VOOM, U.S. Digital Television and Akimbo to Support Windows Media 9 Series; Submission of VC-9 to SMPTE Reaches Committee Draft Status

April 19, 2004

Microsoft Announces Breakthrough High-Definition Video Production Solutions for Windows XP

Affordable Windows PC Architecture and New Tools From Adobe, BOXX Technologies And CineForm Now Enable Real-Time, Multistream 10-Bit Professional Workflows

April 19, 2004

Microsoft and Sonic Unveil DVD Authoring Application For Windows Media Video High-Definition

Sonic Launches WMV HD Beta Program for DVD Producer — WMV HD Edition

April 8, 2004

Microsoft Joins World DAB Forum

Microsoft Collaborates to Accelerate Worldwide Usage of DAB Technology

March 11, 2004

Microsoft, TWIi and Vidiator Team Up to Launch Mobile Video Solution

End-to-End Platform Reduces Barriers for Quick and Easy Deployment of Video Services For Wireless Devices

January 8, 2004

Sonic and Microsoft Enable High-Definition DVD Authoring Using Windows Media 9 Series

Sonic Solutions (Nasdaq: SNIC) and Microsoft Corp. announces that they are developing new production tools that will allow film studios and production facilities to create high-definition DVD titles in Microsoft® Windows Media® 9 Series.

January 8, 2004

Microsoft Announces Windows Media Now Supported By More Than 500 Devices, Up 150 Percent Since 2003 CES

World’s Largest Installed Base of Portable Music Players Supporting Music Services Now Exceeds 4 Million; New Windows Media Video Support Comes From Leading DVD Makers and Chip Manufacturers.

January 7, 2004

Microsoft Announces Windows Media Connect Technology, Enabling Seamless Media Transfer Between Windows XP-Based PCs and Consumer Electronics Devices

Technology Wins Early Support From Leading Consumer Electronics Companies,PC OEMs and Content Service Providers

January 7, 2004

Leading Consumer Electronics Manufacturers, Chip Vendors and Software Providers Announce Support for HighMAT at CES 2004

Apex Digital, Malata and Panasonic Announce HighMAT Support in 2004 Products; ALi, Analog Devices, Equator Technologies Inc., MediaTek, Sigma Designs and Zoran To Support HighMAT on Integrated Circuits