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..., and determine which application to launch to handle the file. It could even have a reasonable default configuration, like launch the default audio player for Vorbis and the default video player for Theora, so the user won't have to do anything beyond installing it. > There's ALREADY a multiplexor in the operating system and browser of > all of today's systems. They use MIME types. If you have a sub-multiplexor > to figure out Ogg types, that's a great reason to ignore Ogg - it's > "just too complicated." Let users use their _existing_ setup where they can....

..., and determine which application to launch to handle the file. It could even have a reasonable default configuration, like launch the default audio player for Vorbis and the default video player for Theora, so the user won't have to do anything beyond installing it. > There's ALREADY a multiplexor in the operating system and browser of > all of today's systems. They use MIME types. If you have a sub-multiplexor > to figure out Ogg types, that's a great reason to ignore Ogg - it's > "just too complicated." Let users use their _existing_ setup where they can....

...#39;m copying this to the vorbis-dev list, though I think this has already been agreed upon). Since I think that we've agreed on OggSquish as the stream format and it already has an XML stream type, I think we're pretty much set. Perhaps I can try to implement this with the MPEG video Ogg multiplexor and player module for OMS. -- Sean R. Lynch <seanl@literati.org> http://www.literati.org/seanl/ Finger for public key. 540F 19F2 C416 847F 4832 B346 9AF3 E455 6E73 B691 <HR NOSHADE> <UL> <LI>application/pgp-signature attachment: stored </UL> -----------...

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Greetings all- I need to purchase a PCIe SATA or SAS controller(non-raid) for a Supermicro 2U system. It should be directly bootable. Any recommendations? The system will be running CentOS 5.4 as an LTSP system. Thanks! --Tim

To all Asterisk guru's... Here is my question. 1. Asterisk PBX - 5 Trunks / Incoming lines 2. 1 Building - 3 Companies (sharing phone system) Ok that's the basic layout. Here's the low down - Each company will have one dedicated channel for there company. The other 2 channels they want to be set aside as rollover's (rotary). That is not an issue. Where my concern is, how

This falls under the 'getting clearcase to work with samba' category. Does anybody know if the clearcase albd server actually uses samba to access files (or anything else) on the unix side? I am having 'discussions' with rational (the clearcase people). The nt user running clearcase to access some unix-side views connects to the unix side using a set of credentials that have

I'm sure this has been asked more times than anyone cares to count, but I want to make sure I get the right stuff. I'm installing Asterisk at home solely to play with and learn VoIP (plus it sounds pretty cool so it has that going for it too). Eventually all my phones (~4 of them) will go through my Asterisk system. I've ordered my server hardware, here's what I've got:

Hi: I need advice on implementing a storage server. I really do not have the $ to spend for a Dell iSCSI storage divice and I am thinking trunning CentOS 5.x with ftp or FreeNAS. Here is what I am looking at and concerned about. Situation: My current storage needs are approximately 1.5 TB annually. This will increase to about 3.5 TB annually over the next 5 years (rough est.). This box