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MPEG| In computing, a committee of the International Standards Organization, formed in 1988, that sets standards for digital audio and video compression; hence, any file that has been compressed using those standards. The MPEG-1 is the standard for the digital coding of video pictures for CD recording; MPEG-2 is a common standard for broadcast-quality video; and MPEG-4 for Internet telephony. (There is no MPEG-3 as it was absorbed into MPEG-2.) |
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| and the US's MPEG Industry Forum) present chapters that describe the normative technology of MPEG-21, including Digital Item Declaration Language, Digital Item Identification mechanisms, and Intellectual Property Management and Protection Components tools, the MPEG Rights Expression Language, the Rights Data Dictionary, Bitstream Detection tools, and mechanisms of the expression for event reports. Recently, the NIST scientist initiated new work in MPEG to develop an MPEG-7 interoperability test bed to provide a validation process for encoded MPEG-7 metadata for conformance and interoperability testing between MPEG-7-based applications and to verify applicability of MPEG-7 technology in a real application or production environment. DENVER -- MPEG LA announced today that Harvard International plc and the Harvard Group of companies ("Harvard"), previously called Alba plc, have become Licensees to several MPEG LA programs, including the MPEG-2 Patent Portfolio License. |
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