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...hould NOT be a _single_ MIME type for ogg. > After all, it may contain different codecs, and different application > programs may only handle certain codecs. I believe the MIME type > should identify the codec as well as the fact that it's ogg. > > For example, many people have _separate_ applications for audio-only > instead of audio+video. It would be better if they could start the > "right" application using just the MIME type information (instead of > awkward two-stage start-ups that are different than anything else). > At the least, I suspect there is a n...

...hould NOT be a _single_ MIME type for ogg. > After all, it may contain different codecs, and different application > programs may only handle certain codecs. I believe the MIME type > should identify the codec as well as the fact that it's ogg. > > For example, many people have _separate_ applications for audio-only > instead of audio+video. It would be better if they could start the > "right" application using just the MIME type information (instead of > awkward two-stage start-ups that are different than anything else). > At the least, I suspect there is a n...

...hould NOT be a _single_ MIME type for ogg. > After all, it may contain different codecs, and different application > programs may only handle certain codecs. I believe the MIME type > should identify the codec as well as the fact that it's ogg. > > For example, many people have _separate_ applications for audio-only > instead of audio+video. It would be better if they could start the > "right" application using just the MIME type information (instead of > awkward two-stage start-ups that are different than anything else). > At the least, I suspect there is a n...

...d NOT be a _single_ MIME type for ogg. > After all, it may contain different codecs, and different application > programs may only handle certain codecs. I believe the MIME type > should identify the codec as well as the fact that it's ogg. > > For example, many people have _separate_ applications for audio-only > instead of audio+video. It would be better if they could start the > "right" application using just the MIME type information (instead of > awkward two-stage start-ups that are different than anything else). > At the least, I suspect there is...

...en I was working in the semiconductor industry, the sysadmin at Transmeta turned me on to them. The really know their hardware and Linux compatibility, and they have been shipping products with 3Ware for years. They are now shipping their Monarch 811x series of products (not to be confused with a _separate_ vendor called Monarch Computer Systems ;-) with the Broadcom ServerWorks HT1000 chipset: http://www.broadcom.com/products/Enterprise-Small-Office/SystemI-O-Chips/HT-1000 The ServerWorks HT1000 is rarely found without the HT2000, hence why you typically only find them in dual or quad socket b...

Hi..... I have just successfully setup Asterisk with 2 Cisco 7940 phones (converted for SIP) and a SIP softphone on a W2K box.....and it all seems to work very well.....to those who wrote this software, it is really cool. Anyway, I am new to this software, and I have a lot of questions which I am hoping someone on the mailing list might be able to answer for me.....I am basically trying to

...s will only have a very small > subset of codecs, and it's _extremely_ helpful if the MIME type is > more specific. Let's face it, although your "monster" is legal Ogg, > I doubt it would be the majority use :-). > > > >>>For example, many people have _separate_ applications for audio-only > >>>instead of audio+video. It would be better if they could start the > >>>"right" application using just the MIME type information (instead of > >>>awkward two-stage start-ups that are different than anything else). >...

...s will only have a very small > subset of codecs, and it's _extremely_ helpful if the MIME type is > more specific. Let's face it, although your "monster" is legal Ogg, > I doubt it would be the majority use :-). > > > >>>For example, many people have _separate_ applications for audio-only > >>>instead of audio+video. It would be better if they could start the > >>>"right" application using just the MIME type information (instead of > >>>awkward two-stage start-ups that are different than anything else). >...