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read moreUSB-IF Audio/Video Device Class Specification promulgated
Stephen Withers
Friday, 09 December 2011 08:26
A new USB specification will allow the transfer of audiovisual data across the widely used interface.
"The USB-IF is thrilled to have added the USB Audio/Visual Device Class Definition to its robust set of specifications," said Jeff Ravencraft, USB-IF president and chief operating officer. "This addition further establishes USB as an all-inclusive, comprehensive solution for manufacturers and consumers, while maintaining the affordability and ease-of-use that have made USB so successful. Continued USB advancements along with the technology's scalability pave the road ahead for USB."
The USB licensing obligation for the new Audio/Video Device Class Specification is on a reciprocal, zero-royalty basis, USB-IF officials stated.
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