On 30/09/06, Gregory Maxwell
<gmaxwell(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 9/30/06, Walter Vermeir
<walter(a)wikipedia.be> wrote:
> For Ogg Vorbis there is;
>
http://www.jcraft.com/jorbis/
> And with that you can play a Ogg Vorbis file without a player at the
> client side.
I set it up weeks ago and have been able to
gather fairly little
interest in it... thus my frustration with people insisting that we
must use proprietary formats for ease of use.
I, and I assume most of those who saw it, thought it was an early demo
- not something ready to roll. I also wasn't aware it ran under GCJ as
well as proprietary Java.
As such, WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR? ROLL IT OUT! SOMETHING USABLE! IT
SHOULD BE ON EVERY OGG IMAGE PAGE!
(The "about" will have to mention it works fine under GCJ and is
Free-As-In-Stallman Software all the way down.)
cc: to wikitech-l in case there's some technical hiccup to doing so
- d.
The Vietnamese-language projects currently link to JOrbisPlayer on all
its OGG description pages. [1] We use a hack in order to make this work:
we have [[MediaWiki:Fileinfo]] call [[MediaWiki:Playfile]], passing the
MIME type as a parameter. If anyone creates another OGG player on the
Wikimedia Toolserver, we'd be happy to link to that as well.
[1] See, for example, the JOrbisPlayer link at:
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