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H.264 is already widely used for videoconferencing, including its support in products of the two main companies in that market (Polycom and Tandberg). It has also been preliminarily adopted as a mandatory part of the future DVD specification known as HD-DVD, now under development by the DVD Forum. A number of broadcasters in Japan and Korea have announced future support for the codec, and it is under consideration for other broadcast use -- for example, it is under consideration in the United States' Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) and in Europe's Digital Video Broadcast (DVB) standards bodies. In the wireless world, it is under consideration for adoption by the 3rd-Generation Partnership Project (3GPP).

A tweaked variant of this codec is implemented in the form of the [[Sorenson codec]]., as (Thatwas mayfound orby mayan not[[FFmpeg]] bedeveloper trueworking on [[reverse-engineering]] the Sorenson codec.)

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