Adding Ogg Vorbis Support to the embedded Flash player

Apr 05, 2006 04:11


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Adding Ogg Vorbis Support to the embedded Flash player

Short, concise description of the idea
Simply add one (or two) more codec(s) for the embedded player for those of us who prefer to use Ogg Vorbis (or GSM-encoded WAV).

Full description of the ideaBy now, I think everyone's seen the new Flash-based voice post player. For those without Flash ( Read more... )

voice posts, § rejected

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xoder April 5 2006, 13:53:29 UTC
I am fully aware of the irony to this. Really, I want to use what I want to use while making it easier for my friends to hear my voice posts. Yes, I want it both ways, so?

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me_and April 6 2006, 13:21:48 UTC
Agree on all points. I think the "problem" with Flash, though, is that AFAIK there are no open-source alternatives.

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thefalken September 6 2007, 12:45:19 UTC
Actually, the Flash format is open, and there's an 'easily good enough' (i.e. it works with YouTube, for instance) Free impl. of it called gNash.

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xoder September 6 2007, 12:48:17 UTC
Flash is an Open format, true, but it is also proprietary (Adobe can change it at any time). And the MP3 patent still applies to it.

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thefalken September 6 2007, 17:15:31 UTC
Adobe can't change it any time because it'd break all the existing older content.

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