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Seeing the discussion on using vorbis as a benchmark has prompted me to post a few results that I have. Times are as reported by oggenc. I used track 8 on Stereolab's Dots and Loops album. It's 334 seconds long. Tests on windows machines used the windows oggenc binary from www.vorbis.com Tests on unix machines used oggenc compiled on that machine. Compaq PIII - WinNT (1000 MHz) - 91

...sually complains that the source has to be sampled at 48000Hz (it is) and just won't do it, so I've munged the command line until I got a 5.1 .ogg but only the normal stereo channels were in (that is - front left and front right had sound, everything else was quiet). I've also tried HeadAC3he, which was a little more successful at creating a 5.1 .ogg file with all the channels in, unfortunately it was about as big as the original .ac3, which I guess defeats the purpose. The utilities that can be downloaded from the vorbis website don't seem to support 5.1 encoding at all, so I w...

Hello all, I'm using the directshow filters by Tobias. Yes I know they are not supported here :) The vorbis encoder (I really mean encoder, not decoder) by tobias works good in 2 channels mode, but with 6 channels it exchanges the order of channels while encoding. The front center goes to the front right, and the like. I have reported the problem, but Tobias gives no signs of life. I want to

Hi. I've some question about audio-stream of OGM. I know some encoding tools, such as headac3he or BeSweet, can encode 5.1ch AC3 files into 5.1ch vorbis files, but I couldn't find any decoding tools which can decode 5.1ch vorbis files properly. Current Tobias's Ogg Direct Show filter 0.9.9.1 (and its libraries) doesn't support decoding 5.1ch vorbis, right? And if so, how can I de...