More File Formats On steekR

August 30, 2007

logo SteekR The fancy new slideshow module on steekR also received a major backend revamp. It now supports dozens of formats, from the ubiquitous extensions jpg, mp3 and avi to the popular png, tiff, aac, wma, ogg, asf, mp4 or flv but also the more obscure formats like C93, DXA and CRI ADX ADPCM. I am sure the latests are very useful too :-)

You can try the new slideshow here. Click the checkbox Select 24 items, then click the Play button in the black toolbar.

SteekR slideshow
The Image tab will display the only image file in the selection.


SteekR audio player If you select the musique tab–the one with the musical note–you’ll be able to listen to an excellent album, available here under a Creative Commons licence.


The magic behind the support for all these formats comes from FFmpeg, an open source “complete solution to record, convert and stream audio and video.” The list of supported formats is here.

Posted by Gabriel Radic | Filed Under Product News 

Comments

5 Responses to “More File Formats On steekR”

  1. freedrive on September 1st, 2007 7:36 am

    When will you support the .rm and .rmvb file formats?

  2. Gabriel Radic on September 3rd, 2007 9:37 am

    Freedrive,

    we support everything Flash and FFmpeg support. The support for RM and RMVB is not very reliable in FFmpeg, but I’ll ask our dev team to investigate.

  3. frank itadin on September 17th, 2007 12:52 am

    hi,
    how do you compare to http://www.onlinebackupvault.com ?
    i am playing with their buisness package which includes clients for exchage and sql server as well as it can hold multiple revisions of each… their tech support is great too even though there site is only in BETA!
    please tell me about ur product what u do and how u compare to onlinebackupvault.com

  4. Gabriel Radic on September 17th, 2007 9:49 am

    I’d say we’re similar in many ways, but the ease of use, multiplatform compatibility and affordable pricing make us a much better fit for the end-users.

  5. jackie on September 24th, 2007 12:57 am

    plz explain more the differences
    i just chkd out http://www.onlinebackupvault.com
    they do not offer unlinited packages but their page is ez to use and their phone support is great

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