similar to: Xiph QuickTime Components project announcement

Hello, I've mainly finished the native ogg Vorbis tagging .NET library. It already works well for reading and writing the vorbis comments for the files I tested. The library only rewrites the entire file if it has to, and adds 2 K padding in this case so that further changes of the comments won't make it nescessary to rewrite the whole file again. I found out foobar2000 also does it this

Kind of an interim release, I have a copy of the Helix/RealPlayer Ogg plugin working in the presence of unrecognised streams, <href="http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~ibm21/omd_players/index.html#hxplugin> The patches won't go into Helixcommunity until I've put in a joint copyright document (and the stream end strategy patch still needs to be completed), but they can be GPLed so if

Hola; This is kind of a silly question to be asking a dev list, I know, but my googling found nothing. I was wondering where the base template for the quicktime component icon could be found (the sideways lego-brick thing)? I'd like to iconify a component of my own, and am having a devil of a time tracking that down. Any help would be appreciated... thanks. -- Chris R. ====== Not to be

Hi, I've just built fresh binaries of XiphQT - with trunks of Xiph libs and FLAC from the end of the last year. Code-wise there are few changes in the components since the last release: a memory leak fixed and the recently reported issue with iMovie'08 solved. I'd appreciate any help testing, especially on PPC as I don't have access to that architecture anymore. You can find the

Hi, I've just built fresh binaries of XiphQT - with trunks of Xiph libs and FLAC from the end of the last year. Code-wise there are few changes in the components since the last release: a memory leak fixed and the recently reported issue with iMovie'08 solved. I'd appreciate any help testing, especially on PPC as I don't have access to that architecture anymore. You can find the

Hi, I wanted to let you know that I have just made available the sources to the ogg + vorbis implementation in haXe, which I've been working on for last couple of weeks. The code compiles to an swf file playable in Flash Player 10. A demo of a simple player implementation (latest Flash 10 required): http://people.xiph.org/~arek/pg/hx/test.html and the sources, in a bzr branch, currently

Hi, I wanted to let you know that I have just made available the sources to the ogg + vorbis implementation in haXe, which I've been working on for last couple of weeks. The code compiles to an swf file playable in Flash Player 10. A demo of a simple player implementation (latest Flash 10 required): http://people.xiph.org/~arek/pg/hx/test.html and the sources, in a bzr branch, currently

Hi, The following changes allow vorbiscomment to read and edit the tags for the first occuring vorbis stream in a muxed (and chained) Ogg bitstream, while retaining the renormalisation. I've tested it on a number of combinations of muxed and chained streams, using the write comments from file option for vorbiscomment to rewrite the comment header and then cmp for binary differences. Seems

Dear all, As the next version of XiphQT is mostly ready, I thought it could use some more wide pre-release testing. The major change since last release is the addition of Ogg exporter and Vorbis and Theora encoders. Any feedback on how this new functionality performs (or doesn't!) with audio/video editing/producing software will really help. Also, comments and suggestions on the work of

Dear all, As the next version of XiphQT is mostly ready, I thought it could use some more wide pre-release testing. The major change since last release is the addition of Ogg exporter and Vorbis and Theora encoders. Any feedback on how this new functionality performs (or doesn't!) with audio/video editing/producing software will really help. Also, comments and suggestions on the work of

Dear all, As the next version of XiphQT is mostly ready, I thought it could use some more wide pre-release testing. The major change since last release is the addition of Ogg exporter and Vorbis and Theora encoders. Any feedback on how this new functionality performs (or doesn't!) with audio/video editing/producing software will really help. Also, comments and suggestions on the work of

Hello, I've sent this question to flac-dev not realizing that QT development belongs in ogg-dev. As it pertains more to the QT component than to the FLAC project itself, I thought I'd repeat the question here in hopes of some kind of suggestions or pointers. I'm basically attempting to compile the Xiph QuickTime component project, which fails to build. Its dependencies compile fine,

Hi all. Maybe there's a document about the build procedure that I overlooked; if so, please let me know. Meanwhile, I'm having trouble getting this thing to build. At first I saw missing-header complaints, so I checked the entire trunk out of the repository to make sure I have everything. After correcting the base SDK in each Xcode project (they're all set to the OS 10.4 SDK, which

Dear all, Just an announcement about the recent visible activity in the Xiph QuickTime Components project. Version 0.1.5 is out. The most important new feature in this release, besides Intel Mac compatibility and a number of bug fixes, is support (decoding) for another two formats from the Xiph family: FLAC and Theora. The Theora decoder is actually very recent work, but that's probably even

Dear all, Just an announcement about the recent visible activity in the Xiph QuickTime Components project. Version 0.1.5 is out. The most important new feature in this release, besides Intel Mac compatibility and a number of bug fixes, is support (decoding) for another two formats from the Xiph family: FLAC and Theora. The Theora decoder is actually very recent work, but that's probably even

Dear all, Just an announcement about the recent visible activity in the Xiph QuickTime Components project. Version 0.1.5 is out. The most important new feature in this release, besides Intel Mac compatibility and a number of bug fixes, is support (decoding) for another two formats from the Xiph family: FLAC and Theora. The Theora decoder is actually very recent work, but that's probably even

Dear all, Just an announcement about the recent visible activity in the Xiph QuickTime Components project. Version 0.1.5 is out. The most important new feature in this release, besides Intel Mac compatibility and a number of bug fixes, is support (decoding) for another two formats from the Xiph family: FLAC and Theora. The Theora decoder is actually very recent work, but that's probably even

http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=26349 Summary: nouveau_hybrid_setup: disables a discrete NVS 3100m on ThinkPad T410 Product: xorg Version: git Platform: All OS/Version: Linux (All) Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: medium Component: Driver/nouveau AssignedTo:

Hi, First - XiphQT uses libFLAC and libFLAC++, which are built as Mac-specific Framework bundles (libs + public API headers), which in turn are distributed with binary XiphQT releases, or framework binaries can be downloaded separately. As I don't have access to the FLAC source repository, the Xcode build files can be found on: http://people.xiph.org/~arek/snapshots/flac-osx-build.tgz if you

OK, so I've been trying for a day now to get FLAC implementation in our apps. Suffice it to say that due to the "interesting" documentation and the inability to compile this thing from the source, I'm not sure we can do it yet. I am writing in to see if there's anything I'm missing before I make the conclusion that we have to wait... --- We write apps for OS