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...> until all software updates to use audio/ogg exclusively. Humm.. So default mime would remain "application/ogg", but "audio/ogg" and "video/ogg" should be documented, right ? It is also be possible to add new formats, which would be: * SHOUT_FORMAT_OGG_AUDIO * SHOUT_FORMAT_OGG_VIDEO with the corresponding default mimes... (I don't like this since the formats no longer have the same semantics) This could Romain

...in Beauxis, vous avez ?crit?: > Humm.. > So default mime would remain "application/ogg", but "audio/ogg" > and "video/ogg" should be documented, right ? > > It is also be possible to add new formats, which would be: > ?* SHOUT_FORMAT_OGG_AUDIO > ?* SHOUT_FORMAT_OGG_VIDEO > with the corresponding default mimes... > > (I don't like this since the formats no longer have the same semantics) Ok, please find attached the two possibilities. First patch is 100% backward compatible, and only documents the new audio/ogg and video/ogg mime types. Second patch...

...h seems to imply that libshout doesn't act on those two. > Second patch is not backward compatible and sets "audio/ogg" if you used the > deprecated SHOUT_FORMAT_VORBIS. > Furthermore, it adds new shout formats for ogg sub-types, namely > * SHOUT_FORMAT_OGG_AUDIO > * SHOUT_FORMAT_OGG_VIDEO > > Mime types are set accordingly for these formats, and SHOUT_FORMAT_VORBIS is > then alised to SHOUT_FORMAT_OGG_AUDIO. This sounds like a better approach. When you say it's not backward-compatible, do you reckon something would break? I hope libshout doesn't require rewriting...

Hi ! Le Monday 22 September 2008 18:32:57 Ivo Emanuel Gon?alves, vous avez ?crit?: > It seems like a fine patch, but you need to revise it because > video/ogg and audio/ogg are registered media types for Ogg streams > too. ?This, of course, is something recent, so don't blame yourself if > you haven't heard. Thanks for the review ! I don't get where the patch should be