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1.) after initializing a ogg_stream_state may I just keep calling ogg_stream_packetin with valid ogg_packet's until no more ogg_packets needs to be added? Or do I need to call ogg_stream_pageout after every ogg_stream_packetin? Iaw may I delay calling ogg_stream_pageout until there are no more packets to be added? 2.) I assu...

...x00ff & (int) buf[i*2])) / 32768.f; } vorbis_analysis_wrote(&dsp_state, vals); while(vorbis_analysis_blockout(&dsp_state, &vblock) == 1){ ogg_packet ogg_pkt; vorbis_analysis(&vblock, &ogg_pkt); ogg_stream_packetin(&ogg_stream, &ogg_pkt); while(1){ int result = ogg_stream_flush(&ogg_stream, &page); if(!result) break;...

...smooth video playback so another implementation is needed. Because of this I tried to do this demuxing stuff (read from file, do the page_in calls) in a seperate thread. But without defining critical sections or other handling of synchronising threads, I get a lot off runtime errors (collission of ogg_stream and ogg_theora functions because of suddenly zero packets, etc.). If I synchonise the threads, it's working but I have a big slow down again... it works not efficiently. I don't understand why I have all these theora and ogg states when they are not capable of handle multiple threads. The...

...ith precached decoded audiobuffers). Not only the Theora decoding and the YUV2RGB stuff takes time and those seem to be not the main reason why audio gets stalled (the vorbis decoder is in the same loop and it is called very frequently, also when heavy work load on theora). The problem occures when ogg_stream_pagein() is called. In case of the theora stream it has to be called about 20-30 times successively... and this takes up to 30ms (for one frame)!! During this time BOTH decoders are 20-30 times called but because of no data stalled. So I don't understand why these ogg_stream_pagein() calls ta...

Once upon a time Monty said: >id3v2 will not be a part of Vorbis. Ogg bistreams allow mixing streams of any >type, and there will be an XML stream type defined for metadata. This is a >better solution than id3 in just about every technical sense. The Ogg >bitstream code to support this already exists. Can you please elaborate? Is this functionality complete? The only mention to

I need it to be able to take a stream of PCM data and encode it. Right now it works if I am recording from a source (i.e. microphone or with "what you hear") but when I try to use another API (Team Speak) to capture the PCM data it doesn't seem to be encoding correctly. (I know the PCM data is correct. I am able to use it to create a wav file.) I'm also having a problem with