Thanks for all the replies and information. I agree that for Linux users
and Open Source supporters, Ogg Vorbis is the only way to go. However, this
also proves my point that Complete Open Source solutions don't allways work
for everyone. The two main examples are:
1) The poor Office droid who is
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On Wednesday 18 July 2001 10:16, John Gay wrote:
> >If you mean software players, Vorbis plays on almost all of them, if you
>
> have
>
> >a recent version.
>
> Is that 'ALL' software players, or just the Linux ones? In many Office
> situations the workers find t
On Wednesday 18 July 2001 19:16, John Gay wrote:
> >If you mean software players, Vorbis plays on almost all of them, if you
>
> have
>
> >a recent version.
>
> Is that 'ALL' software players, or just the Linux ones? In many Office
> situations the workers find they only have access to M$ Media pla
On Wednesday 18 July 2001 15:42, John Gay wrote:
> > Use ogg vorbis, it's free & better ;)
>
> Would this be compatible with mp3 players? Or do you need an ogg vorbis
> player. He might be ripping mp3's for people who only have access to mp3
> players.
If you mean software players, Vorbis plays on
>If you mean software players, Vorbis plays on almost all of them, if you
have
>a recent version.
>
Is that 'ALL' software players, or just the Linux ones? In many Office
situations the workers find they only have access to M$ Media player. Does
this play ogg vorbis files? The hardware players are
Am Mittwoch, 18. Juli 2001 13:54 schrieb Regnat Nikolaus:
> Hello,
>
> I'm missing mp3 ripping support in Konqueror (Audio IOslave) in KDE
> 2.2beta1. I know that kdebase was compiled without it because of patent
> issues. Therefor I want to compile kdebase for myself, including mp3
> ripping supp
> Use ogg vorbis, it's free & better ;)
Would this be compatible with mp3 players? Or do you need an ogg vorbis
player. He might be ripping mp3's for people who only have access to mp3
players.
Cheers,
John Gay
> Use ogg vorbis, it's free & better ;)
That's not what I'm asked for ;-)
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Dne středa 18 červenec 2001 13:54 Regnat Nikolaus napsal(a):
> Hello,
>
> I'm missing mp3 ripping support in Konqueror (Audio IOslave) in KDE
> 2.2beta1. I know that kdebase was compiled without it because of patent
> issues. Therefor I want to compile
Hello,
I'm missing mp3 ripping support in Konqueror (Audio IOslave) in KDE 2.2beta1.
I know that kdebase was compiled without it because of patent issues.
Therefor I want to compile kdebase for myself, including mp3 ripping
support. What do I have to do to accomplish this? What do I have to add i
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