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Hi! I have a question about the proposed text subtitles for videostreams. I suppose this is more about the ogg container format than about theora, but since it's theora that has come to push such a feature I put my question in this forum. The question is whether all contents will use unicode charset by default, or if charset will be disregarded? Because as an example, in the xine video

Hi, oggcodecs are a set of directshow filters for encoding and decoding Ogg vorbis, speex, theora and flac. Which basically means, you can play .ogg files in Windows Media Player. I have decided to finally get around to splitting the releases to stable and unstable. 0.72.1838 is the first unstable release. Hopefully this will let me have more frequent releases, without having to worry about

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Hello, Here are my patches to adapt the Theora frame rate of the encoded stream to the DirectShow clock. Theora has a fixed frame rate for a video stream, contrary to a DirectShow stream. When Theora do not know the frame rate of a video device, it defaults to 30 fps, and the resulting stream playbacks too fast or too slow depending on the video device frame rate. For example, a DV cam (PAL, 25

Hi, oggcodecs are a set of directshow filters for encoding and decoding Ogg vorbis, speex, theora and flac. Which basically means, you can play .ogg files in Windows Media Player. I have decided to finally get around to splitting the releases to stable and unstable. 0.72.1838 is the first unstable release. Hopefully this will let me have more frequent releases, without having to worry about

Hi, oggcodecs are a set of directshow filters for encoding and decoding Ogg vorbis, speex, theora and flac. Which basically means, you can play .ogg files in Windows Media Player. I have decided to finally get around to splitting the releases to stable and unstable. 0.72.1838 is the first unstable release. Hopefully this will let me have more frequent releases, without having to worry about

Hi, oggcodecs are a set of directshow filters for encoding and decoding Ogg vorbis, speex, theora and flac. Which basically means, you can play .ogg files in Windows Media Player. I have decided to finally get around to splitting the releases to stable and unstable. 0.72.1838 is the first unstable release. Hopefully this will let me have more frequent releases, without having to worry about

Hi all, I've attached a SVN diff for theora-tools, adding a simple "theoracomment" utility; it is intended to be the counterpart of vorbiscomment for theora/vorbis-ogg-files. It shares vorbiscomment's usage/features (and the frontend-code). While the main functionality is already there, there are still some restrictions: * No support for chained streams * It simply uses

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After taking in the various comments given here is the revised patch. Perhaps it can be considered for committing. Unfortunately the VLC playback problem remains but I cannot yet identify the source of the problem. Hopefully this can be resolved in a followup commit. -- Paul Richards -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: theora.patch Type:

Apple's clang in Xcode 5.1 (as for building with the iOS 7.1 SDK) throws an error about the (gcc-specific?) -fforce-addr option being unknown, which clang now thinks is evil and should abort compilation. It looks like this also hits OS X 10.9 builds, as I see there's a patch for theora in MacPorts for this issue: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/42934 Attached is a quick-fix patch to

Along with libtheora-1.0alpha5 this is a release of theora-mmx. A drop in replacement that uses MMX assembly to speedup some of the most demanding routines in theora encoding/decoding. Right now it only works on 32bit x86 CPUs. Thanks to everyone whose work made this release possible! Download links: http://downloads.xiph.org/releases/theora/libtheora-mmx-1.0alpha5.tar.bz2

hallo, is there any documentation available (or at least has any decision been made on this yet) what the system layer for theora will exactly look like? i guess it will be ogg, but afaik ogg itself is not very specific on how to pack different media format streams into one ogg stream, how to do a/v syncronization ... all the little details. on the other hand there is already such a

hallo, is there any documentation available (or at least has any decision been made on this yet) what the system layer for theora will exactly look like? i guess it will be ogg, but afaik ogg itself is not very specific on how to pack different media format streams into one ogg stream, how to do a/v syncronization ... all the little details. on the other hand there is already such a

Hi there, the attached patch for theora-tools adds UTF8 support to theoracomment; however, for this I did copy some "shared" files from vorbis-tools to theoracomment. I'm not sure whether you want this but rather make them shared in theora-tools, too? Additionally, I added header-comments in the style of theoraenc and a manpage. So far, theoracomment looks rather complete now

i am new in this mailing list i have written a script for theora (i am not sure that it is useful or not ? ) ========================================== #!/usr/bin/perl # ALL2theora based on Florian Schilhabel <florian.schilhabel@web.de> dvd2divx script (was under GPL) # we have made major changes to that script and now it can convert almost all video format to theora # all2theora depends

Everyone, I've made a new release of our libtheora reference implementation. This draws a line under all the development since alpha 4 before we start merging in the optimization work people have been doing. It also contains a fix for two serious bugs (one an encoding error, one a segfault) so we recommend everyone upgrade. The release is source and binary compatible with 1.0 alpha 4.

Everyone, I've made a new release of our libtheora reference implementation. This draws a line under all the development since alpha 4 before we start merging in the optimization work people have been doing. It also contains a fix for two serious bugs (one an encoding error, one a segfault) so we recommend everyone upgrade. The release is source and binary compatible with 1.0 alpha 4.

I'm pleased to announce the alpha 3 release of the theora reference implementation. http://theora.org/files/libtheora-1.0alpha3.tar.bz2 http://theora.org/files/libtheora-1.0alpha3.tar.gz http://theora.org/files/libtheora-1.0alpha3.zip The main differences over alpha 2: The encoded image has been flipped to match the sense used in VP3, with the origin at the lower left.