April 24th 2006 |
Microsoft
Microsoft said it’s building in audio and video features for its Media Centre software to coincide with the launch of its Vista operating system. It said it will release a multimedia API giving application isolation with re-usable components which support low latency audio processing as well as Direct X video acceleration for hardware.
Content creators have told Microsoft they want an OS that can perform without going blue, and the Vole claims that Vista will raise priorities for audio and video processes that is more resilient to glitches.
