Having been asked to create a video on demand system it's difficult to determine the compression standard that is best, from what has been ascertained so far the video should have no more then 0.5 seconds of jitter and should have cd quality audio.
Please suggest whether AVI or MPEG is best.
Does AVI use cd quality audio? AVI is thought of as it uses less memory then any MPEG standard.
It's assumed to run over the internet, not on a wan.
Thanks,
Sincerely,
Mr Hira

The problem would be to make the streaming video low enough for people to watch (if that's the case here). AVI can have whatever sound you wish (Wav, compressed etc). Maybe Mpeg4 is your answer. Haven't occupied much with streaming videos

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(in reply to Manny)