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Owners of residential towers and Downtown office buildings are seeing great benefits from the real estate rebound, but those who own suburban office buildings are still struggling to cope with low prices, according to a Morgan Stanley analysis of commercial real estate prices. [more]
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Morgan Stanley will pay $275 million to resolve the Security and Exchange Commission's claim that the firm misled its investors in the sale of more than $2.5 billion in bonds backed by home loans.
The settlement comes after the U.S. regulator found that the firm misrepresented the delinquency status of subprime loans that backed the securities. [more]
The Witkoff Group and Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing have sold a 20,676-square-foot retail condominium at 10 Madison Square West to private equity and asset management firm Savanna for $60 million.
The sale comes as the Witkoff and Morgan Stanley team is in the process of redeveloping the 16-story building into a 23-story luxury condominium. About 85 percent of the 125 units are already sold. Upon completion of the work, the retail space in the building will feature roughly 12,000 square feet of corner ground floor and basement space. [more]
An Israeli textile company is the latest tenant to join Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund's office tower at 2 Park Avenue, between 32nd and 33rd streets.
Delta Galil grabbed a 47,000-square-foot sublease from French cosmetics maker Coty for the next eight years. Both the sublessee and sublessor pay in the $40s per square foot for the space. Delta Galil currently subleases at 6 East 32nd Street and plans to move to the nearby Park Avenue spot in the spring. [more]
Morgan Stanley has agreed to pay $1.25 billion to settle a U.S. regulator's claims that it sold toxic mortgage-backed securities to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that compounded their losses during the financial crisis.
Morgan Stanley had disclosed in a November filing that the case revolved around the sale of about $11 billion worth of mortgage-backed securities, and said yesterday in a filing that it took a $150 million charge on its fourth-quarter earnings. [more]
Crown Acquisition, the Carlyle Group, Tribeca Associates and Highgate Holdings are in contract to sell a 20,000-square-foot retail condominium near the World Trade Center for close to $70 million, The Real Deal has learned. [more]
UPDATED: 10:31 a.m., February 3: Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund's office tower at 2 Park Avenue is now fully leased, following a new lease with women's clothier Talbots and a lease extension with medical malpractice firm Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company.
In a 12-year deal, Talbots will take 49,574 square feet on the second floor of the 981,000-square-foot, 29-story tower, located between 32nd and 33rd streets. Medical Liability also opted to renew its lease for 10 years for a 54,616-square-foot space on the 25th and 26th floors. [more]
Economist Robert Shiller warned all of us of the U.S. housing market bubble before the bubble eventually burst.
So, people took notice when Shiller said that some local housing markets in the U.S. were looking "bubbly." He's pointed his finger repeatedly and specifically to Phoenix and Las Vegas where prices have roared back. The credit analysts at Morgan Stanley, however, disagree with these concerns. [more]
The fourth quarter of 2013 was a rough one for many of the country's biggest banks, thanks to lingering litigation, the payouts for which took a bite out of the bottom line. [more]
Former Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack is having a hard time selling his nine-room penthouse in Lenox Hill's Leonori building at 26 East 63rd Street. [more]
There are subplots and there are subleases. At 2 Park Avenue, the two are coming together in a way. Swedish media company Bonnier Corp., which publishes Popular Science and Outdoor Life, is subleasing 27,000 square feet of its space in Morgan Stanley's office building to book marketer Bookspan, The Real Deal has learned from CompStak. [more]
The amount of sublease space in the Manhattan office market fell in the second quarter of 2013 while the number of sublease deals increased, according to CBRE Group data reviewed by the Wall Street Journal. The shrinking availability of sublease space could lead to a rise in rents.
The amount of sublease space available in the second quarter was 18 percent, a year-over-year decrease of 5.3 percent and a long way from the mid-2009 high of 31 percent, the CBRE data show. Leasing sublease space often results in a significant cost savings for the tenant, as sublease rents and capital costs are typically lower than direct leases. [more]
Rents on Manhattan's once-invincible Sixth Avenue have flatlined and vacancies are on the rise, as technology firms are showing a preference for trendier neighborhoods and large blocks of sublease space have hit the market, the Wall Street Journal reported.
More than 780,000 square feet of office space is available for sublease along Sixth Avenue, according to CoStar data cited by the Journal. This allows tenants to find bargains, but is a worry for landlords who may have made recent big investments in the area. [more]
UPDATED, 5:37 p.m., May 23: In what is the largest sublease of the year so far, Morgan Stanley has inked a 148,421-square-foot deal at Vornado Realty Trust's 1290 Avenue of the Americas, according to data from commercial real estate firm Cassidy Turley provided to The Real Deal. See chart after the jump. … [more]
Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack is looking to unload his nine-room penthouse in the Lennox Hill's Leonori building, according to Curbed. Asking price for the 3,650-square-foot duplex: $22.5 million. [more]
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley will shell out a combined $557 million to settle the federal government's allegations that the banks foreclosed on homeowners who should have been allowed to stay in their homes, the Associated Press reported. The deal, announced today with the Federal Reserve, could compensate hundreds of thousands of homeowners who fell victim to "robo-signing," when banks signed off on foreclosures without proper review. [more]
On the heels of a discriminatory lending case that cost Wells Fargo $175 million, the American Civil Liberties Union is taking on Morgan Stanley. According to the New York Times, the ACLU will file a class-action suit in federal court in New York today — alleging that Morgan Stanley violated the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act by targeting risky and expensive loans at African-American borrowers from 2004 to 2007.
"Morgan Stanley actively encouraged lending tactics that increased the levels of risk associated with individual loans," the ACLU said in its complaint. [more]
Morgan Stanley's Prime Property Fund has put its New York Marriott East Side on the block for $350 million. The fund hired Eastdil Secured to market the 646-room hotel, at 525 Lexington Avenue and 49th Street, the Wall Street Journal reported. [more]
While two large recent deals may signal Manhattan's office leasing market is finally thawing, the New York Post said industry insiders remain concerned because neither represented a relocation. In both Viacom's agreement for 1.6 million square feet at 1515 Broadway and Morgan Stanley's deal for 1.1 million square feet at One New York Plaza, the tenants were never close to making commitments to — and thereby solidifying — one of the city's new towers, such as the World Trade Center buildings, 11 Times Square, 250 West 55th Street, and the office portion of the International Gem Tower. [more]
Park Avenue-based Blackstone Group and a Morgan Stanley property fund are seeking control of a 23 million-square-foot industrial real estate portfolio, the Wall Street Journal reported. The portfolio includes a total of 95 properties in California, Arizona, Texas and other states.
The portfolio, known as CalWest and owned by Walton Street Capital, has an anticipated default in June. For the past two years, the Journal reported, Blackstone has collected pieces of CalWest's junior debt in an effort to take over. [more]


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I thought that was a bit weird for being a "Central Texas" video. I should have looked closer. The water is way too shallow and no Spanish Moss. My little brother has 28 acres outside of Blanco and Wimberley and I've never seen this area you speak of. Even worse I ALSO live in Central Texas and have never seen this. I thought I knew of all the little spots from Krause Springs to Conroe. Thanks for the correction. I will now commit Harikari with my Bowie knife.
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Conifers Around the World Launch Party (?) at Arnold Arboretum
This doesn't seem to indicate whether the book will be available for perusal or purchase, but I would assume that is the case. It is good news that it is finally available, as I believe it will be the first pictorial book of its breadth to focus mainly on species in their native ranges, instead of cultivars in gardens.
I might go, but I doubt it. I get the impression we don't have many regular posters in New England, but I could be wrong.
Here is the link, which Gardenweb doesn't let you post on a first message. I don't care if it gets bumped down, it's probably of specialized interest even on this forum. Might x-post to trees as they have a bigger readership.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://environment.harvard.edu/events/2012-03-02/conifers-around-world
He gave the same lecture here at Quarryhill Botanical Gardens last Sunday night - it was interesting and despite his heavy accent, he is a good speaker. His lecture was mostly about the arduous task of collecting and cataloguing the specimens, and the funding and staffing pitfalls along the way. The photography was gorgeous. The books are available for sale ($250 for the set of two) and the photographer signed them already - Zsolt will autograph yours if you buy a set. There is a copy available to leaf through. I went with two friends who are avid gardeners but not conifer buffs and we all enjoyed it.
Here is a link that might be useful: Quarryhill Botanical Gardens
Thanks F&F. You didn't say whether you bought the book, but I assume by "the photography was gorgeous" you meant in the book? Most such lectures have projected video or slides as well. I'm lucky to be near a couple major horticultural libraries so I'll probably wait until they have it to review it...you would think for the trouble of coming all the way to states he'd at least lecture somewhere other than SoCal (he was at the Huntington, too, which really doesn't have many conifers), NorCal, & Boston.
I hope it isn't filled with gritty 35mm photography, it wouldn't be worth paying $250 for that...no matter how significant an achievement it may be. There were several well-intentioned gardening titles of the last 25 years that were marred by grainy subpar photography, including some from prestige publishers like Rizzoli and Timberpress. Some real estate photographers in Fairfax County were using 4X5 up until the early 2000s - so if hideous McMansions warrant it for free throwaway brochures, so do Bodnant Gardens in a book for which they expect you to shell out $50.
I did not buy the book - I was tempted, but $250 was a steep price and I decided that I'd rather spend the money on plants! I meant the photography in the slides, all of most of which are in the books, too. I know zippo about photography, and there was a crush of people around the books so I didn't look at them for long, but I didn't sense that the photography was bad - looked pretty clear to me and some really stunning shots. If you can go to the lecture I would recommend it as it was such a story of this really remarkable (and lengthy!) undertaking. He went to the Huntington because the curator there was on his collecting team. She came to the Quarryhill lecture, as well. As you can probably imagine, this project was beset by funding problems, difficulty getting access to some areas, hiring tree climbers to collect cone specimens, etc etc. A botanical adventure story! If you go to the Arnold lecture, you'll have an opportunity to hold the book in your hand and see for yourself, or, as you note, in libraries. I have a botany degree from 35 years ago and for one wild moment while I was at the lecture I wished that I could have been part of the team. Then I saw the photos of the tents that they slept in. In the rain. In the heat. No showers, etc etc. I decided I was just as happy viewing the slides!
Update since I started this thread. I spent a couple hours perusing a copy. It exceeded my expectations. The books are physically huge, and heavy. It's not just the pictorial encyclopedia implied by the long extent website...there are over 100 introductory pages and at least a couple hundred more than are like a textbook on the ecology of temperate conifers. With somewhat small text - they were clearly trying to stuff as much in there as possible without resorting to a third volume! Yes, it does skip entries on tropical conifers, but their families are discussed in relation to all other conifers, so its still a valid overview of the entire phylum. To my concern about the quality of the photography...well in some cases it could be a little better, but it doesn't detract from the book at all. Each species is represented by multiple photographs including close-ups and those closeups are probably more important for the work's intended audience.
I think the price is quite in-line with what you are buying. It must rank up there with T. Everitt's New York Botanical Garden Illustrated Encyclopedia of Horticulture as one of the epic horticultural titles of all time. If a large format, full-color separation gardening book goes for about $50 retail, you are easily getting 5X the book, if not 10X the book. I have no doubt I will buy a copy, someday, I'm not sure if it will be soon or not. I could spend hours and hours looking at a book like that, and my garden needs hours and hours of attention! I worry if it will find much of a market at it's current price but I suppose that any serious university library should have it and there are hundreds of those just in the US.
Would especially appreciate Resin's thoughts if he's seen the work, or anybody else's. (I guess I'm not alone in assuming Resin is something of a big deal in the world of conifers who posts here under a pseudonym...a professor at a UK university perhaps? Since he always has herbarium images of the most obscure species!)
I have read through most of it now. It is an excellent text and the photos adds a lot. He tends to be more of a 'splitter' than a 'lumper', but usually there is good justification given and he recognizes that others don't always agree. His advantage is that he has actually spent significant time in the field observing the conifers. Thus, his species recognitions are based on significant field work, not just a few herbarium records. This in situ experience makes for a better read if you ask me. Also, we hosted him here for a lecture and seeing how much work went into this really was amazing. It is definitely worth the price, it isn't your standard reference, it is far better.


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This is my 4th week going there with absolutely no pain relief. Talked to many people here and they said it was a waist of time and money. one guy to a loan of $5,000 and is still in lots of pain. Dr. Ron is very smart , he takes your $5 to $7,000 right away ,no questions asked. ITS ALL A MONEY GRAB
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As I read through these ratings it blows my mind! All I see are three main things... Inconsiderate, rude, fake and a rip off. He will sell ice to an Eskimo for money. Be very careful with this doctor that he plays on to be. 30 second adjustments for everyone no matter your issue or condition. Rushed greetings every time you are in for a treatment unless of course you are of a certain status or can offer him something trust me on this one. Sadly the staff never stay and faces change constantly obviously not a huge concern since he does nothing to change it.. Very sad since they are the ones that do all the work! Really on his part what does it take to push a button or take money. Scheduled times to talk about your progress while he blurts a fake laugh or the best so far answers his phone while in the middle of something with a patient!! He is not genuine and just plain rude. Step off your high horse Mr. Nut-baum.
Just be careful.. And the best are the super descriptive ratings I can just see who would leave a positive rating for him... The one that toots his own horn :) save the headaches and your time..
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went there paid the $7,000 up front. People keep your money in your pocket. Anyone that thinks he is going to cure you is crazy. Don't waist your money. 20 minutes on a machine $350 this Dr. is insane. People don't through your money away.
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I have never met a more rude or unprofessional individual in my life. The program he offers has no value whatsoever. A group of us have kept in touch after going thru "the program" and we all share the same horrible experience. Many of us have demanded our money back. The average length of employment for his technical staff is 4-6 weeks. That is a bad sign right there. Not sure how they are able to last that long in his office, he is downright rude and condescending. Do not waste your time or money here.
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Very pushy doctor, always late never on time, walks in late to all my appointment, rude and terrible to his staff. His staff is amazing but he is not, he doesn't take his time, once he got your money he pretty much forgets about you and pushes you off to the side. I would not recommend him to anyone.
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For as long as I can remember, I have had some sort of back pain; but in the past 1-1/2 to 2 years, I had been experiencing debilitating back spasms. I tried everything - physiotherapy, massage therapy, chiropractor, and acupuncture. Nothing worked other than the temporary relief. With this treatment, I can honestly say I feel 90% better than when I walked in. The other 10% is my responsibility to keep up the assigned exercises to strengthen my back/core - which is truly important for recovery. Dr. Nusbaum is very professional and ethical in his practice. The first day I walked in the office I felt comfortable. His staff are phenomenal. They take special care of every patient, they make you feel welcome and comfortable, and they are always smiling. I look forward to going for my treatments and I will definitely miss all the smiling, friendly faces. Without a doubt in my mind, I would recommend Back Clinics of Canada to anyone who is experiencing any form of back pain.
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Dr. Ron Nusbaum and his team continually deliver excellent customer service. They are attentive to the needs of their patients, highly punctual & they are flexible in accommodating any requests you may have. In addition, each patient is welcomed -by name -with the warmest of smiles. His years of expertise and knowledge has assisted in my recovery and the recovery of other patients I have spoken with in his clinic. I highly recommend Dr. Ron Nusbaum's professional care.
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if you have $3000.00 to hand over you can have "treatments", just like the car sales man, once you hand the money over you become invisible, with long wait times,the "treatments"work for some , for a short time,this is NO cure. The techs are overworked,the spinal decompression is a huge scam, however, if you have money to throw away............You might also try a witch doctor.
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I went in to see Dr. Nusbaum as a last resort before opting for spinal fusion surgery because I had heard great things about his spinal decompression methods. Dr. Nusbaum was very attentive, took a genuine interest in my case, and answered all of my questions with great insight and patience. His evaluation of my condition was thorough and honest. Even though it turned out I was not a candidate for SD, it was very beneficial to have received his input. I was not charged for the visit, though Dr. Nusbaum spent a long time with me going over my medical history and putting me through a series of diagnostic tests. Very compassionate, kind, and a true gentleman.
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Need Ideas for Pre K Dramatic Play
I work at a Pre School and am in charge of changing Dramatic Play every month.It has to be a theme for that month.I have to decorate the Stand and find something that will keep them interested for the entire month.This month is Valentines,Presidents or Black History Month. I am having a hard time thinking of something that Pre K would understand.Any thoughts would be appreciated.
well...pre-k's not a place to put 'dramatic' and 'black history' together unless it's a passion...
how about doing soemthing about the different kinds of love?
love like you have for your favorite food, for your mom, for your best friend, the icky kind of love that teenagers obsess over? there's a children's book out there... momma and baby bunny on the cover, 'are you my momma?' maybe?
March is better...I remember our teacher teaching is how to mime, so we could 'be' sproutung seeds, or 'feel' like a tree putting out new leaves, and we all ran around with flower-faces for a week (I still have mine, plus the full-sized costume I made in college, PLUS a tattoo of the comic book character... funny how some things stick with you)


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Behavioral ad vendor and 26 Internet service providers are listed as defendants.
NebuAd and 26 of its ISP partners are the targets of a class-action suit that was filed this week in a California Federal District Court.
The complaint, filed Monday on behalf of 16 plaintiffs, claims NebuAd and Internet service providers committed illegal privacy and computer security breaches against Internet subscribers. ISPs named in the suit include CenturyTel, WOW, CableOne, Embarq, Knology, and Bresnan Communications. The filing also targets an additional 20 unnamed ISP defendants, referred to as "John Does," which it claims also worked with NebuAd.
The six ISPs identified in the complaint retained NebuAd earlier this year to conduct trials of the vendor's behavioral advertising platform. None have active relationships with the company now, however. Indeed, NebuAd backed away from ISP behavioral targeting (ISP-BT) earlier this fall after drawing scrutiny from Congressional leaders and privacy advocates.
The class action suit alleges the defendants violated two federal laws (the Electronic Communications Privacy Act and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act) as well as two California laws (the California Invasion of Privacy Act and the Computer Crime Law). To those, plaintiffs added charges of aiding and abetting, civil conspiracy, and unjust enrichment.
Regarding the Electronic Communications Privacy Act violation, the suit alleges "Defendants have intentionally used such electronic communications with knowledge...that the electronic communications were obtained through interception for an unlawful purpose."
Plaintiffs in the suit reside in five states, including Alabama, Kansas, and Georgia. However their complaint asserts claims on behalf of future class members in all 50 states.
MediaPost first reported the lawsuit on Tuesday.
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Is it possible in Android to manipulate phone call data live before they are sent? (for, eg. by creating a buffer where the voice is recorded then sent after) or is it inaccessible, and must always be "live"?
Sorry, no. There is no supported way for an Android application to interact with the audio stream from a phone call.
Unlike pretty much all other audio, voice call audio is typically processed entirely by the modem subsystem. So the modem processor and it's associated DSP(s) (if it has any) has access to the voice call audio, but the application processor(s) don't, or at least don't modify it any way.
Some platforms allow the application processor to read the uplink/downlink audio either in their compressed form (AMR) or after decoding has been performed (PCM). But no platform used for Android devices that I know about has (complete) support for injecting data into the uplink. If there are any that do, it would be a completely non-standard feature.


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Is there any way in phonegap to allow this link from say twitter (in a browser), to open in the installed app version?
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help with making my bonsai
hey, me and my dad have an alotment and i found a little oak with 7 leaves and about 4 inch tall. the leaves are about 3cm long. i thought it would be good to make it into a bonsai and i have been told i need to cut tap roots. i have a proper bonsai pot and soil for it to go into. any help on how i cut and make into bonsai i would b very gratefull. it would look nice with the bonsai my dad got me for my birthday.
Hi Steve, nice to know you're into bonsai. Well, right now what you need to do is concentrate on keeping that tiny tree alive for as long as possible (at least a year), because it's too young and small to do much with, and good bonsai usually start out by focusing on the trunk - allowing the tree to grow in the ground (unless it's tropical.... but that's another story) for a few years to develop a strong trunk that tapers well to the apex (the top of the tree). Then depending on what kind of tree it is (important!) you might put it into a pot, and think about how you want to style the tree, often cutting it back down by a half or more, allowing the fat bottom of the trunk to grow new smaller branches above, which makes the whole thing look old and more interesting than just a skinny 6" seedling (which is sorta what you have). If you put yours right into a bonsai pot now, it won't grow much at all, and even if it stays small, it won't look old or interesting and will not be much of a bonsai ever. Can I suggest something for you to do? Google Harry Harrington plus the word 'bonsai' and you'll come up with ways to contact Harry, who's very much one of the leading bonsai experts in the UK, even though he's quite young and really friendly (he likes people to ask for advice!). I also suggest you do some reading at www.bonsai4me.com, but get hold of Harry, because he'll also be able to tell you where a local bonsai club might be, and apart from books (which sometimes can be confusing if you're not sure of terms yet), clubs are the best place to learn, and to share advice and news with other people like yourself. Good luck and let us know what happens!
Hey steve sometimes a good thing to do is grow the tree in a larger pot before you plant it in a bonsai pot. This gives the tree a chance to mature and grow a thicker trunk. During this time you can train the tree into the shape you want. Grow it for a few years in the large pot and then plant it into a shallower pot after pruning the roots. The tap roots are the thicker ones. When you do prune the roots it is also a good idea to prune the upper part of the tree as well. hope this helps.


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Guidant Corporation (NYSE:GDT)(PCX:GDT), a global leader in cardiac and vascular technology, today issued the following statement on the status of its international ACTION clinical trial evaluating its drug eluting stent system utilizing Actinomycin D. The company is issuing this statement in response to speculation on the trial based on anecdotal data.
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Blu-ray Focus Grows Within FFmpeg Project
Published on 20 March 2009 06:20 PM EDT
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Earlier this week Google had published their list of
2009 Summer of Code projects
was among them. Last week we published
an interview with the FFmpeg developers
where we learned more about their
v0.5 release
and other topics like OpenCL, Blu-ray, and multi-threading. Since running that interview, where it was found that Blu-ray wasn't actively being worked on due in part to a lack of hardware, a number of readers have stepped up and offered Blu-ray drives and media to help developers, which may result in
Blu-ray support coming sooner rather than later
FFmpeg, which is used by multimedia projects like MPlayer, VLC Media Player, and G-Streamer, may also receive some Blu-ray attention this summer thanks to Google. As one of the possible Google Summer of Code projects for FFmpeg are two items related to Blu-ray support. One of the action items is having an AACS encoder/decoder for FFmpeg and the other is VC-1 interlaced support.
AACS, or Advanced Access Content System, is the DRM used by many Blu-ray discs. This summer project for FFmpeg would involve adding the ability to encode and decode using this digital rights specification. As is noted on
their Wiki entry
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When it comes to the VC-1 interlaced support, interlaced streams are used by many Blu-ray movies, but this support is not present in the current FFmpeg VC-1 decoder. More information on that possibility can be found
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Besides the AACS encoder/decoder, other possible FFmpeg action items of high importance include a S/PDIF muxer, a codec for Flash Screen video 2, and an MPEG-4 ALS decoder.
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