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| I’m in agreement on all of these observations, and I like the sound of “mox”! B > On May 16, 2014, at 3:38 PM, Philip Luckey wrote: > >> I like MoX: Movie (or MXF) Open eXchange. If only because it's similar to moxie: which refers to "taking the initiative". Not to mention .mox is an update from .mov > > > OK folks, I think I've come around on this name change. Just got to refine it. > > > Does anyone else find "Movie Open Exchange" to be sort of grammatically awkward? > > I'm thinking maybe just drop the official meaning and leave it up to people's imagination, like the EXR in OpenEXR. Does anyone care that DPX stands for Digital Picture Exchange? > > > Then how should we capitalize it? > > "Hey, send me over a Mox file." > "That MoX file done rendering yet?" > "The client really needs their MOX file!" > > > I think I'm partial to MOX. > > And can we agree that it's pronounced as one syllable, not "em-oh-ex"? > > > Brendan > > > +---End of message---+ > To unsubscribe send any message to <ae-list-off@media-motion.tv> |
