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...on the internet, mostly the same data but they're used for lyrics apparently) and creates a Kate stream muxed with the Vorbis stream. You obviously don't get a Vorbis I stream though (-> oga). Also, there is no software that reads those yet :) I've looked at a couple players (XMMS, mp3blaster) and they both use libvorbisfile, so I shied away from patching them as I'd break something changing them to use both libogg and libvorbis directly... Aaaaanyway, it's nifty, and will please those who want lyrics in their files, but not too useful just right now till some players pipe out...

I first downloaded Vorbis about a month ago, around the time Rok Papez posted comparisons of Ogg and Lame [*]. Here's my much rougher test on a single file. CPU: AMD K6-233 MP3: LAME 3.70, mp3blaster 2.0b6 Ogg: Vorbize 0.6 (Xiphophorus libVorbis I 20000718), ogg123-0.1 Data set: Ministry, "The Fall" (51,955,724 byte WAV) * * * Ogg Vorbis command line: time vorbize -v -w /tmp/Ministry_TheFall.ogg /tmp/Ministry_TheFall.wav Output: Vorbize by Kenneth Arnold ------------------------...

Dear all, I have a SuSE 8.1 Installation running on a box and mixed windows versions on clients doing domain loggons etc on the SuSE8.1 box (I have activated Samba on it and all works just fine!). One of them has Win2K and it is running a software that plays MP3s from the SuSE server on a 24hour basis (that is non-stop). For the past few months, the Win2K client will show an