Brion writes:
Audio is another matter; are there freely available players for Windows, Unix, and MacOS that can play files encoded as your describe?
windows: winamp 3.0 comes with ogg support already; pre-3.0 will require an ogg plugin (which winamp's site pulled, probably because they want people using the new & inferior version. The codec is still available at other sites).
mac: there are iTunes plugins for the .ogg codec; and vorbis has ported oggdrop also, so playing and encoding .oggs on a mac (os 9 and os X, at least) will not be a problem.
kq
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windows: winamp 3.0 comes with ogg support already; pre-3.0 will require an ogg plugin (which winamp's site pulled, probably because they want people using the new & inferior version. The codec is still available at other sites).
There is also a Directshow version of the codec which works with M$ Windows Media Player. For linux XMMS support ogg and there must be other players.
For linux XMMS support ogg and there must be other players.
XINE works for everything and it is on Linux (I hate XMMS). I assume it works for .ogg
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IMO the audio question is already resolved. But what about video ?
On Fri, 2003-04-11 at 05:46, koyaanis qatsi wrote:
Brion writes:
Audio is another matter; are there freely available players for Windows, Unix, and MacOS that can play files encoded as your describe?
windows: winamp 3.0 comes with ogg support already; ... mac: there are iTunes plugins for the .ogg codec; and
Can winamp and iTunes play video files (?AVI? Quicktime? no details here...) encoded with Xvid for video and vorbis for audio, as was being suggested?
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
Brion wrote :
:>Can winamp and iTunes play video files (?AVI? Quicktime? no details
here...) encoded with Xvid for video and vorbis for audio, as was being
suggested.
See my other messages at second though a non MPEG-4 format like vp3 might be better.