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I'm working with a streaming Ogg Vorbis system where I'm taking the stream output (from a darkice server) and saving it to hour-long files, then reassembling excerpts from these files (sometimes spanning two or three) into a single file for playback. I've got two problems (well, related to this, but anyway). 1) The "chunk" files I'm saving into have mangled headers. 2)

...bis comments (including .NET wrappers) * CMML container classes and parser (including .NET wrappers) * temporal URI parsing libraries (including .NET wrappers) * libraries for seeking in ogg via cache seek tables, for efficient seeking particularly for the server-side, or local file seeking. Also mod_oggchef which is an apache module to provide server side seeking in ogg via temporal URI's (currently only serves annodex, but will soon also allow normal ogg files to be seeked server side). Can slice and dice and recombine media on the fly, in response to temporal URI's and http request headers a...

...bis comments (including .NET wrappers) * CMML container classes and parser (including .NET wrappers) * temporal URI parsing libraries (including .NET wrappers) * libraries for seeking in ogg via cache seek tables, for efficient seeking particularly for the server-side, or local file seeking. Also mod_oggchef which is an apache module to provide server side seeking in ogg via temporal URI's (currently only serves annodex, but will soon also allow normal ogg files to be seeked server side). Can slice and dice and recombine media on the fly, in response to temporal URI's and http request headers a...

...bis comments (including .NET wrappers) * CMML container classes and parser (including .NET wrappers) * temporal URI parsing libraries (including .NET wrappers) * libraries for seeking in ogg via cache seek tables, for efficient seeking particularly for the server-side, or local file seeking. Also mod_oggchef which is an apache module to provide server side seeking in ogg via temporal URI's (currently only serves annodex, but will soon also allow normal ogg files to be seeked server side). Can slice and dice and recombine media on the fly, in response to temporal URI's and http request headers a...

What's the easiest way to broadcast a "live" event using Theora? - Microsoft Media Services uses a closed protocol (MMS) and special streaming servers, so I'm not excited to go that way, even though it seems to be the most obvious choice. (Though I'm not sure if I could convince it to use Theora anyway.) - I could encode the entire file into an Ogg/Theora file and just