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scobleizer wrote:

Yeah, sorry.

MBR is multiple bit rate video.

The one here is probably a 1.5 gbps video. The ones that we usually put up here are 300kbps.

You know, Divx 5.21 at 1MBps video and 320KBps MP3 audio would probably compress to around 150-200MB without sacraficing quality.

Jim, if you're reading this:

As a consumer I fully (and enthusiastically) agree with your "Get it out in bits, quickly" attitude.  To be blunt, We want bits on Looking Glass!!!

Do does this cameraman purposefully get up close and aim his loud laughs straight into the microphone or what?

Here I was thinking everyone at MS had to talk in a scripted manner, never giving an honest opinion, always starting an answer with "so...", never swearing.  Having him refer to a product as "kickass" lifted a good portion of that stereotype.  Imagine my embarassment when I realize "Wait... These are just people... just really good people."

Interesting video, but it raises some questions: How does the cache manager (Cacheman?) interact with the multiple memory controllers commensurate with multi procs or multi cores?  Seems the video was about to address that but kinda skipped over it like a sensitive topic or something. How does the cache manager keep track of which memory controller owns what addresses?  Does it multiply the amount of buffer space or divide the existing buffer space by the number of processors?