RUNTiME - Revision history

Ned Scott at 07:25, 27 May 2016

2016-05-27T07:25:18Z

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			Albert Griscti-Soler [RUNTiME]

	While [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] released the first public (closed source) 'proof of concept' media player for the Xbox (which was called XBPlayer), [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] released the second working media player for the Xbox. [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]'s player was called XboxMediaPlayer (which when shortened is called XBMP). [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] and [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] soon joined forces and adopted XboxMediaPlayer as the name as they started to develop that player as a joint effort. A couple of month after a third (open source player) from a developer called [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] was release under the name YAMP (Yet Another Multimedia Player). Another couple of months later [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] joined d7o3g4q and RUNTiME in the XboxMediaPlayer project and XboxMediaPlayer was made open sourced. A couple of years later the XBMP project team-members announced XBMC (XBox Media Center) as the successor to XBMP. XBMC is a complete rewrite of XBMP by the same developer-team, ...and the rest is history.		While [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] released the first public (closed source) 'proof of concept' media player for the Xbox (which was called XBPlayer), [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] released the second working media player for the Xbox. [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]'s player was called XboxMediaPlayer (which when shortened is called XBMP). [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] and [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] soon joined forces and adopted XboxMediaPlayer as the name as they started to develop that player as a joint effort. A couple of month after a third (open source player) from a developer called [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] was release under the name YAMP (Yet Another Multimedia Player). Another couple of months later [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] joined d7o3g4q and RUNTiME in the XboxMediaPlayer project and XboxMediaPlayer was made open sourced. A couple of years later the XBMP project team-members announced XBMC (XBox Media Center) as the successor to XBMP. XBMC is a complete rewrite of XBMP by the same developer-team, ...and the rest is history.

>NedBot: Bot: Removing from Category:History; cosmetic changes

2011-09-11T23:22:45Z

Bot: Removing from Category:History; cosmetic changes

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	While [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] released the first public (closed source) 'proof of concept' media player for the Xbox (which was called XBPlayer), [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] released the second working media player for the Xbox. [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]'s player was called XboxMediaPlayer (which when shortened is called XBMP). [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] and [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] soon joined forces and adopted XboxMediaPlayer as the name as they started to develop that player as a joint effort. A couple of month after a third (open source player) from a developer called [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] was release under the name YAMP (Yet Another Multimedia Player). Another couple of months later [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] joined d7o3g4q and RUNTiME in the XboxMediaPlayer project and XboxMediaPlayer was made open sourced. A couple of years later the XBMP project team-members announced XBMC (XBox Media Center) as the successor to XBMP. XBMC is a complete rewrite of XBMP by the same developer-team, ...and the rest is history.		While [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] released the first public (closed source) 'proof of concept' media player for the Xbox (which was called XBPlayer), [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] released the second working media player for the Xbox. [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]'s player was called XboxMediaPlayer (which when shortened is called XBMP). [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] and [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] soon joined forces and adopted XboxMediaPlayer as the name as they started to develop that player as a joint effort. A couple of month after a third (open source player) from a developer called [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] was release under the name YAMP (Yet Another Multimedia Player). Another couple of months later [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] joined d7o3g4q and RUNTiME in the XboxMediaPlayer project and XboxMediaPlayer was made open sourced. A couple of years later the XBMP project team-members announced XBMC (XBox Media Center) as the successor to XBMP. XBMC is a complete rewrite of XBMP by the same developer-team, ...and the rest is history.

	RUNTiME has retired from the XBMC project and has instead recently founded [http://runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/ Transcode 360] (a partialy open source on-the-fly and real-time audio/video transcoder which makes it possible to stream unsupported video over Xbox360 and other Media Center Extender devices).		RUNTiME has retired from the XBMC project and has instead recently founded [http://runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/ Transcode 360] (a partialy open source on-the-fly and real-time audio/video transcoder which makes it possible to stream unsupported video over Xbox360 and other Media Center Extender devices).

	~~[[Category:History]]~~
	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

Ned Scott at 11:41, 7 September 2011

2011-09-07T11:41:04Z

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	RUNTiME has retired from the XBMC project and has instead recently founded [http://runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/ Transcode 360] (a partialy open source on-the-fly and real-time audio/video transcoder which makes it possible to stream unsupported video over Xbox360 and other Media Center Extender devices).		RUNTiME has retired from the XBMC project and has instead recently founded [http://runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/ Transcode 360] (a partialy open source on-the-fly and real-time audio/video transcoder which makes it possible to stream unsupported video over Xbox360 and other Media Center Extender devices).

			[[Category:History]]
			[[Category:People]]

Ned Scott: moved User:RUNTiME to RUNTiME: pages about people shouldn't be in userspage. There's no actual user account for this user page. Maybe a People: namespace is needed?

2011-08-15T01:33:23Z

moved User:RUNTiME to RUNTiME: pages about people shouldn't be in userspage. There's no actual user account for this user page. Maybe a People: namespace is needed?

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>MrC at 10:24, 2 September 2006

2006-09-02T10:24:35Z

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	While [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] released the first public (closed source) 'proof of concept' media player for the Xbox, (which ~~was~~ was called XBPlayer).RUNTiME released the second working media player for the Xbox~~, [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]~~. [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]'s player was called XboxMediaPlayer (which when shortened is called XBMP). [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] and [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] soon joined forces and adopted XboxMediaPlayer as the name as they started to develop that player as a joint effort. A couple of month after a third (open source player) from a developer called [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] was release under the name YAMP (Yet Another Multimedia Player). Another couple of months later [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] joined d7o3g4q and RUNTiME in the XboxMediaPlayer project and XboxMediaPlayer was made open sourced. A couple of years later the XBMP project team-members ~~annanonced~~ XBMC (XBox Media Center) as the successor to XBMP. XBMC is a complete rewrite of XBMP by the same developer-team, ...and the rest is history.		While [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] released the first public (closed source) 'proof of concept' media player for the Xbox (which was called XBPlayer), [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] released the second working media player for the Xbox. [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]'s player was called XboxMediaPlayer (which when shortened is called XBMP). [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] and [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] soon joined forces and adopted XboxMediaPlayer as the name as they started to develop that player as a joint effort. A couple of month after a third (open source player) from a developer called [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] was release under the name YAMP (Yet Another Multimedia Player). Another couple of months later [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] joined d7o3g4q and RUNTiME in the XboxMediaPlayer project and XboxMediaPlayer was made open sourced. A couple of years later the XBMP project team-members announced XBMC (XBox Media Center) as the successor to XBMP. XBMC is a complete rewrite of XBMP by the same developer-team, ...and the rest is history.

	RUNTiME has retired from the XBMC project and has instead recently founded [http://runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/ Transcode 360] (a partialy open source on-the-fly and real-time audio/video transcoder which makes it possible to stream unsupported video over Xbox360 and other Media Center Extender devices).		RUNTiME has retired from the XBMC project and has instead recently founded [http://runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/ Transcode 360] (a partialy open source on-the-fly and real-time audio/video transcoder which makes it possible to stream unsupported video over Xbox360 and other Media Center Extender devices).

>Pike at 02:35, 30 August 2006

2006-08-30T02:35:51Z

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	While [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] released the first public (closed source) 'proof of concept' media player for the Xbox, (which was was called XBPlayer).RUNTiME released the second working media player for the Xbox, [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]. [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]'s player was called XboxMediaPlayer (which when shortened is called XBMP). [[User:~~d7o3g4q~~\|~~d7o3g4q~~]] and [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] soon joined forces and adopted XboxMediaPlayer as the name as they started to develop that player as a joint effort. A couple of month after a third (open source player) from a developer called [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] was release under the name YAMP (Yet Another Multimedia Player). Another couple of months later [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] joined d7o3g4q and RUNTiME in the XboxMediaPlayer project and XboxMediaPlayer was made open sourced. A couple of years later the XBMP project team-members annanonced XBMC (XBox Media Center) as the successor to XBMP. XBMC is a complete rewrite of XBMP by the same developer-team, ...and the rest is history.		While [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] released the first public (closed source) 'proof of concept' media player for the Xbox, (which was was called XBPlayer).RUNTiME released the second working media player for the Xbox, [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]. [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]]'s player was called XboxMediaPlayer (which when shortened is called XBMP). [[User:RUNTiME\|RUNTiME]] and [[User:d7o3g4q\|d7o3g4q]] soon joined forces and adopted XboxMediaPlayer as the name as they started to develop that player as a joint effort. A couple of month after a third (open source player) from a developer called [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] was release under the name YAMP (Yet Another Multimedia Player). Another couple of months later [[User:Frodo\|Frodo]] joined d7o3g4q and RUNTiME in the XboxMediaPlayer project and XboxMediaPlayer was made open sourced. A couple of years later the XBMP project team-members annanonced XBMC (XBox Media Center) as the successor to XBMP. XBMC is a complete rewrite of XBMP by the same developer-team, ...and the rest is history.

	RUNTiME has retired from the XBMC project and has instead recently founded [http://runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/ Transcode 360] (a partialy open source on-the-fly and real-time audio/video transcoder which makes it possible to stream unsupported video over Xbox360 and other Media Center Extender devices).		RUNTiME has retired from the XBMC project and has instead recently founded [http://runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/ Transcode 360] (a partialy open source on-the-fly and real-time audio/video transcoder which makes it possible to stream unsupported video over Xbox360 and other Media Center Extender devices).

>Gamester17 at 22:58, 25 August 2006

2006-08-25T22:58:46Z

New page

While [[User:d7o3g4q|d7o3g4q]] released the first public (closed source) 'proof of concept' media player for the Xbox, (which was was called XBPlayer).RUNTiME released the second working media player for the Xbox, [[User:RUNTiME|RUNTiME]]. [[User:RUNTiME|RUNTiME]]'s player was called XboxMediaPlayer (which when shortened is called XBMP). [[User:d7o3g4q|d7o3g4q]] and [[User:d7o3g4q|d7o3g4q]] soon joined forces and adopted XboxMediaPlayer as the name as they started to develop that player as a joint effort. A couple of month after a third (open source player) from a developer called [[User:Frodo|Frodo]] was release under the name YAMP (Yet Another Multimedia Player). Another couple of months later [[User:Frodo|Frodo]] joined d7o3g4q and RUNTiME in the XboxMediaPlayer project and XboxMediaPlayer was made open sourced. A couple of years later the XBMP project team-members annanonced XBMC (XBox Media Center) as the successor to XBMP. XBMC is a complete rewrite of XBMP by the same developer-team, ...and the rest is history.

RUNTiME has retired from the XBMC project and has instead recently founded [http://runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/ Transcode 360] (a partialy open source on-the-fly and real-time audio/video transcoder which makes it possible to stream unsupported video over Xbox360 and other Media Center Extender devices).