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No, MPEG4 is an open format... it's just so new a lot of people cannot support it yet.
> same with many of the new CODECs coming out with HD technology.
Whatever the platform, we are in agreement, it should be open.
More on MPEG4:
1. Overview of MPEG-4 Standard:
http://www.
Thanks for the info, I think it will also help other people in choosing the
right database for their system.
> So, one could reasonably assume that there will be a database
> independent Compiere in the near future...
>
Great to hear that... :-)
Best regards,
Emir
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> Medical personnel education follows a precise and very standardized
> pattern, that includes lots of paper based information and
> human-to-human knowledge transfer. Up until now every single attempt to
> change that has not been very successful. Just ask for some source of
> consensual and
There are many free databases following the hierarchic model (as
Berkeley does), GT.M is maybe the best option, there are also small ones
(with other purpose) like SQLite, also free software.
The GT.M project also includes a Mumps compiler and interfaces for
others languages. It is hosted at Sou
Emir Prcic wrote:
How about showing people how easy it is to use it, how about being a tool
for educating medical personel how to use the software,
Medical personnel education follows a precise and very standardized
pattern, that includes lots of paper based information and
human-to-human knowled
Hi,
> No they haven't. Is it because MPEG4 is a proprietary format?
> But we could be talking about DivX, or even XviD, with the same results
> if we just cared to analyze the fine print in the respective licenses.
Well Typo3 has Xvid/mp3 section and it is a little bit bigger than wmv (I
could
On Sunday, December 05, 2004, at 03:56PM, J. Antas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> It's just the way I encoded it... I could do that entire video in about 3
>> megs with MPEG4 compression...
> > not everyone has MPEG4 capability yet.
>
>No they haven't. Is it because M
On Sunday, December 05, 2004, at 03:30PM, J. Antas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> It would be much easier to covert AWAY from Cache... I've already done it
>> for several hospitals.
>And in the process one could always try to convert them to the open
>source methodol
Emir Prcic wrote:
Just one question, what about postgresql support and how does that work?
A little bit better than Care2x itself.
It has knowledgeable and very active developers and mailing list. Since
August 2004 they have a few corporations backing them up and injecting
money in the project.
Antas, you're my man! :-)
Just one question, what about postgresql support and how does that work?
info: Compiere took oracle as database so that they don't have to think
about the support for the database...
Emir
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > It would be much easier to covert AWAY from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's just the way I encoded it... I could do that entire video in about 3 megs with MPEG4 compression...
> not everyone has MPEG4 capability yet.
No they haven't. Is it because MPEG4 is a proprietary format?
But we could be talking about DivX, or even XviD, with the same re
http://typo3.org/documentation/videos/wmv-format/
getting started: 800x600 duration 6.36 minutes 2,4 MB wmv format (I have
nothing against any other format and I prefere open formats, just woried
about numbers). this is how they do it
http://typo3.netfielders.de/misc/typo3_videos_media_encoder.wmv
Hi Mike,
First thanks for the info and your "contras". Looks like you know a lot
about cache and Intersystems. I will tell you my reasons behind this idea in
a private mail tomorow.
I will be contacting Children Hospital in Cinncinnati which are using cache
and some other solution, see what they
It's just the way I encoded it... I could do that entire video in about 3 megs
with MPEG4 compression... not everyone has MPEG4 capability yet.
If you can, please provide the URL to the typo3 videos and i will take a look
at it.
thanks!
mike
On Sunday, December 05, 2004, at 08:59AM, Emir Prc
The Cache installations in use are licensed with the product the hospitals
purchased (ie IDX, EPIC, etc).
It would be much easier to covert AWAY from Cache... I've already done it for
several hospitals. I can pull data out of Cache like there is no tomorrow.
I recommend you talk to some of the
On Sunday 05 December 2004 16:48, Emir Prcic wrote:
> But why make videos at all not all people that are
> interested in experimenting with care2x are experts (some of them are
> doctors) and I think those people should be our main target for showing
> them how to do things.
May be - and may
OK, what free video production software do you suggest (capturing screen of
GUI and console)? I find Mike's video great but 24,5 Mb is a little bit
heavy for 640x480 and ca. 8 minutes. the whole howto collection of typo3 is
Duration: 2h 31min and 40.3MB in 800x600 what do you say about that?
Emir
I agree with your opinion, and thats why I asked. I think we should take an
example of typo3 (they have installation videos for several systems). But
why make videos at all not all people that are interested in
experimenting with care2x are experts (some of them are doctors) and I think
those p
Hi Emir,
On Sunday 05 December 2004 06:37, Emir Prcic wrote:
> We have to talk regarding the installation. Installing Care2x from windows
> pc to linux server, or installing directly on linux server (console or
> GUI), installing with help of webmin, installing with this and that... we
> need some
On Sunday 05 December 2004 15:37, Emir Prcic wrote:
> We have to talk regarding the installation. Installing Care2x from
> windows pc to linux server, or installing directly on linux server
> (console or GUI), installing with help of webmin, installing with this
> and that... we need some platform
CACHE
Ok, this is my point of view regarding cache. There are thousands of
hospitals in USA running with cache as backend and thousands of them already
have invested in Cache licenses. So why not use those licenses and just put
Care2x on top of them? Or do you think somebodey who paid 250K for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be much easier to covert AWAY from Cache... I've already done it for several hospitals.
And in the process one could always try to convert them to the open
source methodology...
A little history... there used to be several M vendors, then Intersystems (makers of
CACHE??? You have GOT TO BE KIDDING ME!
Cache is an expensive proprietary database that is inferior to MySQL in every
way! How do I know? Because I developed in Cache for many, many, MANY years!
Cache costs millions for hospital implementations. Their licensing structure
totallly sucks.
He
Hello Emir,
you can start organizing the group and lead on this particular task. Since you
are thinking of creating some videos by yourself, just go ahead and create
them. You can then use them as examples for your group to follow. Send us the
copies so that they can be added to the download ar
Hi all,
I have seen some great tutorial videos on typo3.org and I was wondering
which software did they use to capture screen and audio? They also used
Windows media encoder to lower down the size of videos (impressive
compression). I was wondering if there is some interest in creating this
sort
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