“Customers loved the increased range of formats natively supported by the Windows 7 Beta, but noticed areas where they wanted broader support. For example, one was unable to seek to a specific spot in the video in Windows Media Player or Windows Media Center for AVCHD content that was imported from a digital camcorder. We’ve addressed this. Also, while the support for video from some digital cameras worked great, we also got feedback about supporting a broader set of devices out of the box. We’ve since added support for Windows Media Player to natively support the .MOV files used to capture video for many common digital cameras.”
Esta es una de las casi 40 novedades y mejoras anunciadas en el blog de Windows 7
Vía TechRadar
No hay dudas que es el principio del fin del Quicktime Player de Apple. Sumando soporte nativo del .mov en windows media player (hoy son pocos los que conocen las alternativas como “Quicktime Alternative”) a lo pesado que se está tornando el paquete con el hermoso y logrado Itunes (que echa todo a perder con los servicios extras que instala para control de Ipods y actualizarse), no me quedan dudas de que Apple tendrá que retroceder en su aventura para seducir al usuario promedio de PCs.
Comentario por Conelviento — 28 de Febrero de 2009 @ 7:13 am