3GPP: Difference between revisions
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==="What it means to the layperson"=== | ==="What it means to the layperson"=== | ||
*Files that are suffixed .3gp contain a new [[video]] format accessible using the [[H.263]]-codec. | *Files that are suffixed .3gp contain a new [[video]] format accessible using the [[w:H.263]]-codec. | ||
*MMS or Multi Media Message (available for GSM, GPRS and 3G-networks depending on your provider) uses this format for video delievery and there are also indicators that this standard is gaining stronghold in Japan too. | *MMS or Multi Media Message (available for GSM, GPRS and 3G-networks depending on your provider) uses this format for video delievery and there are also indicators that this standard is gaining stronghold in Japan too. | ||
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*[http://www.nokia.com Nokia Multimedia Player] (Windows only) | *[http://www.nokia.com Nokia Multimedia Player] (Windows only) | ||
*Support for Windows Media Player may becoming soon | *Support for Windows Media Player may becoming soon | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:06, 12 April 2021
3GPP is an abbreviation for Third Generation Partnership Project
"Official definition"[edit | edit source]
3GPP is technical standardisation body to develop so called 3RD Generation Mobile Services and it's members are ARIB, CWTS, ETSI, T1, TTA and TTC
"What it means to the layperson"[edit | edit source]
- MMS or Multi Media Message (available for GSM, GPRS and 3G-networks depending on your provider) uses this format for video delievery and there are also indicators that this standard is gaining stronghold in Japan too.
- It can be played back or recorded (at low quality due to the lack of processing power) on some mobile phones or on your computer with the following softaware:
- Apple Quicktime 6.3 or later once you have the correct additional codec installed (Mac and Windows platforms) Quicktime Pro is able to encode 3GPP-files.
- Nokia Multimedia Player (Windows only)
- Support for Windows Media Player may becoming soon