Video compression for Internet movies-on-demand

A video software simulation was developed by Squish Inc. which is ready for presentations

Demonstration: 2000

Abstract: A software simulation was developed in the year 2000 as a proof-of-concept demonstration for a new television based on the Autosophy information theory and Serial Infinite Dimensional Networks. The purpose was to develop a technology for transmitting live video and movies from a website, via the packet switching Internet, using a broadband DSL connection. The following problems were solved successfully after only three month work: high lossless video compression; encryption to protect intellectual property; sound compression; resistance against communication errors; mixing compressed video with compressed sound in the Internet’s intermittent packet stream; avoiding the Internet’s Quality of Service (QoS) problems; providing hardware-independent universal data formats; and allowing an inexpensive design using today’s technology. The result is a video demonstration from a CD-ROM or from a laptop PC, both available from Squish Inc. Note: a conceptually superior design, using Parallel Omni Dimensional Networks, is possible but not ready for presentations.

Available downloadable documents:

Introduction – Webpage mht

Publication 1995 – Webpage htm

Tutorial 1996 – Webpage htm

Patent for Serial Video compression 1999– Webpage htm

Squish Inc. Webpage:

Publication 2001 – Webpage htm

Publication 2002 – Webpage htm

Publication 2006 – Webpage htm