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...ve, generally a file type can be determined by looking at it's extension... i know it already annoys me that i have to open the file in a hex editor and look at the headers to determine what sort of file it is. Sure you can write a little program that can identify the contained stream types (ie OOOggStat which is in my project), but most windows users don't have a shell open on their desktop all the time, most don't even use it, smoe don't even know how to open it. And either way that is not a practical solution for most windows users, they just want to look at it and know what it is no...

...omment: a library to construct and extract Vorbis comments from Ogg streams * libOOOggChef: slice and dice Ogg files by logical bitstreams and time * OOOggDump: An Ogg page and packet dumper (similar to liboggz's oggzdump if you've used that) * OOOggValidate: An Ogg bitstream validator * OOOggStat: Tells you what streams are present in an Ogg file * OOOggChainSplitter: Splits chained Ogg streams up and renames the resulting files according to the Vorbis comments stored in the original chained file (useful for all you internet radio listeners) * OOOggCommentDump: Print out Vorbis comments i...

...omment: a library to construct and extract Vorbis comments from Ogg streams * libOOOggChef: slice and dice Ogg files by logical bitstreams and time * OOOggDump: An Ogg page and packet dumper (similar to liboggz's oggzdump if you've used that) * OOOggValidate: An Ogg bitstream validator * OOOggStat: Tells you what streams are present in an Ogg file * OOOggChainSplitter: Splits chained Ogg streams up and renames the resulting files according to the Vorbis comments stored in the original chained file (useful for all you internet radio listeners) * OOOggCommentDump: Print out Vorbis comments i...