Hi, I've built a christmas tree type of Ogg stream as a kind of torture test for players. It passes oggz validate, but I had a lot of trouble to get it right (in particular, the ogg streams to merge had to be passed in a very specific order on the oggz merge command line to avoid creating a stream that oggz validate would moan about) so I'm not confident it's a valid stream, so if people who'd parse Ogg in their sleep could have a look, it would be grand. It's Theora+Vorbis+Speex+Kate+CMML. It has no skeleton as oggz merge doesn't generate one, unfortunately. Ah, and I couldn't understand what derf says about wikipedia in there, so that part of the transcript is left blank, if anyone can tell me what the sentence is, I'll update it :) http://people.xiph.org/~oggk/christmas-tree.ogv Cheers
ogg.k.ogg.k at googlemail.com wrote:> Ah, and I couldn't understand what derf says about wikipedia in > there, so that part of the transcript is left blank, if anyone can tell > me what the sentence is, I'll update it :)I said: So, just picking up where I left off... Our primary users are live streaming and web video, so the video for this conference will all be availble in Ogg Theora. We're also the primary media format used on websites such as Wikipedia, the 9th largest website in the world, and Metavid, and a few others. Um, you can... currently in order to deliver Theora in the browser you have to use Cortado, this Java plugin, various other plugins, like vlc, Xine, Quicktime, etc., or a new script that we developed called mv_embed which tries to manage all of these and figure out which one the user has installed already, automatically. And hopefully we soon plan to get native Firefox and Opera support which will make this situation much, much easier as long as you're running a decent browser.
2008/12/21 ogg.k.ogg.k at googlemail.com <ogg.k.ogg.k at googlemail.com>:> Hi, > > I've built a christmas tree type of Ogg stream as a kind of torture > test for players.fun :-)> It passes oggz validate, but I had a lot of trouble > to get it right (in particular, the ogg streams to merge had to be > passed in a very specific order on the oggz merge command line > to avoid creating a stream that oggz validate would moan about)> so I'm not confident it's a valid stream, so if people who'd parse > Ogg in their sleep could have a look, it would be grand. > It's Theora+Vorbis+Speex+Kate+CMML. It has no skeleton as > oggz merge doesn't generate one, unfortunately.right, oggz merge doesn't yet generate / merge skeleton :-( hogg merge does. we were talking some time ago about an "oggz-addskel" tool for simply adding skeleton to an arbitrary file. We don't have that, but I just realized that oggz-chop without any options will do exactly that: $ oggz chop christmas-tree.ogv -o c-sk.ogv $ oggz info -a c-sk.ogv | gmail-attach [attached] Conrad. -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: c-sk.oggz-info Type: application/octet-stream Size: 3710 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/ogg-dev/attachments/20081221/725d301b/attachment.obj
>> I've built a christmas tree type of Ogg stream as a kind of torture >> test for players. > > fun :-)I can tell you, it was *not* :)> $ oggz chop christmas-tree.ogv -o c-sk.ogvOw, clever... Cheers :) BTW, if there are other codecs I could include in the tree, tell me so - I think CELT is not bitstream stable, so I've not tried to generate one of those. I know I've forgotten FLAC.