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...evious run:- > del /q spxt* sndt* txtt* > > set url=http://www.coopersmith.demon.co.uk > echo Speex audio files on %url%: > echo ----------------------------- > > rem remove the html tags > curl -s %url% | sed -e "s+</A>++" -e "s/^.*>//" > spxt2 > > fgrep -c .spx spxt2 > nul || goto nospx > echo ---------- Speex files ------------------- > fgrep .spx spxt2 | nl > echo ------------------------------------------ > set /p num=Enter the number of the one to play and press SEND: > echo. > fgrep .spx spxt2 | sed -n %n...

...t* txtt* > > > > set url=http://www.coopersmith.demon.co.uk > > echo Speex audio files on %url%: > > echo ----------------------------- > > > > rem remove the html tags > > curl -s %url% | sed -e "s+</A>++" -e "s/^.*>//" > spxt2 > > > > fgrep -c .spx spxt2 > nul || goto nospx echo ---------- Speex files > > ------------------- fgrep .spx spxt2 | nl echo > > ------------------------------------------ > > set /p num=Enter the number of the one to play and press SEND: > > echo. > &...

...evious run:- del /q spxt* > sndt* txtt* > > set url=http://www.coopersmith.demon.co.uk > echo Speex audio files on %url%: > echo ----------------------------- > > rem remove the html tags > curl -s %url% | sed -e "s+</A>++" -e "s/^.*>//" > spxt2 > > fgrep -c .spx spxt2 > nul || goto nospx echo ---------- Speex files > ------------------- fgrep .spx spxt2 | nl echo > ------------------------------------------ > set /p num=Enter the number of the one to play and press SEND: > echo. > fgrep .spx spxt2 | sed -n %num%...

I would love to see podcasters adopt the Speex format to deliver clear speech audio at wideband or ultra-wideband formats. However, podcasters want something that can easily play on Windows, Macs, and even Linux web browsers. The Speex website has some nice audio demos, but it doesn't actually offer any HTML embedded samples using actual Speex format. Would there be a way to do this with