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Gilles Pelletier wrote:
I'm puzzled. Does it make any sense to suggest that the CBC use this format
when nobody else does?
It's not so much that many people use it or not, the questions is: is the file
format standard?
I found this rather quickly:
http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=OGM
In the specific notes: "OGM is another extension for the OGG container adopted
by Windows users to distinguish music (OGG) and video (OGM). Although not an
official extension it is used by DivX and Xvid encoders that put video into the
Ogg container."
Here's the page from Tobias explaining his motivation in creating this format:
http://tobias.everwicked.com/home.htm
Theora is a xiph video codec, based mostly on VP3. It's still in development here:
http://www.theora.org/
But hopefully, it will have at least as great a success as their audio format
has... For better or worst, RealPlayer is also in the picture now, no pun intended.
Gilles, after saying all this, we could take it off list (et parler français :)
- --
Robin Y. Millette (aka Lord D. Nattor)
http://rym.waglo.com
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