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Feb 12, 2008 Comments Off

DSVideo released to the public

After a lot of behind-the-scenes development and testing, Dominic and I have released DSVideo to the world. It’s an multi-platform open-source wavelet video encoder and a player for the Nintendo DS. Head on over to see what all the fuss is about.

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Nick Ludlam posted a photo:Sitting in the Whole Foods cafe in Clapham Junction, this is the list of available WiFi networksNick Ludlam posted a photo:Ordered yesterday, arrived today. The lovely people at Square Mile Coffee are great! Not entirely sure how to prepare this coffee though..Nick Ludlam posted a photo:Calibration of the compass seems necessary, although sometimes I get the "wave in a figure 8" message, and sometimes not.Nick Ludlam posted a photo:At the top of Roche De Mio in La Plagne, 2700m up. In the distance is Mont Blanc. This pic is augmented with the "Peaks" iPhone application. It almost lines up, and was good enough to use it to identify the individual peaks.Nick Ludlam posted a photo:At the top of Roche De Mio in La Plagne, 2700m up. In the distance is Mont Blanc.Nick Ludlam posted a photo:The view of distant peaks from Plagne Centre.Nick Ludlam posted a photo:Mike's talk on Core Data in the Main HallNick Ludlam posted a photo:Mike's talk on Core Data in the Main HallNick Ludlam posted a photo:Hovering very low over Balham, like some massive sinister wasp.

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