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Intel Media for Java*

High performance Java classes
enabling rich, interactive media on and
off the Web for Intel processor-based PCs



Attention Software Developers: Intel media for Java coming soon!

Make the Web come alive with these high-quality media classes. Instead of Web sites that are online brochures, you'll be able to create interactive environments and true multimedia applets. Forget constraining authoring tools, server pushes and animated GIFs; this is the real thing! Intel Media for Java combines the flexibility of a true object oriented programming language with the richness of multi-media. Optimized for Intel processor-based PCs running Java on Windows* 95 or Windows NT. These new media classes make it easy to:
The Industry Standard:

Intel has been working with JavaSoft and a group of industry-leading companies to establish the standards for Java Media: Adobe, Apple, Macromedia, SGI and Sun Microsystems. Intel Media for Java is Intel's implementation of the proposed Java Media API for audio, video and animation for Intel processor-based PCs running Windows 95 and Windows NT.

Intel media for Java at a glance:

Supports broad range of media types. These media classes are scalable for low and high bit-rate on- and off-the-net applications and hybrid combinations. The media types include: To ensure top performance and support for new media types as they are developed, the audio and video classes use the Microsoft ActiveMovie* architecture. The H.263 video and G.723 audio standards are designed for streaming playback over low bit-rate (e.g. 28.8 Kbps) connections. Video and audio start almost immediately. Forget the hassle of downloading the entire file first--now users can start watching your creations immediately as the rest of the file downloads. Includes innovative Intel technologies for video, audio and animation. Get three ground-breaking Intel technologies: Develop unique hybrid media applications. Such a hybrid uses locally-sourced media, such as Indeo Video Interactive from a CD, for its quality and display speed. The Internet complements local media, providing the conduit for person-to-person interaction and up-to-the-minute information. With this, you can build multiplayer games for the net, extend desktop apps to provide access to remote banking or shopping services, or update the media content, such as new movie releases, in your multimedia titles. Hybrid applications give your users the best of the PC plus the best of the net.

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