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Hi, > Hmm... I don't see this. At least not with this particular mail, I > haven't checked older ones. > > Oh, I see... the older mail you responded to just before has what > you're talking about - are you sure it wasn't just something specific > to that mail (possibly the original sender having the x capitalised, > and follow-ups preserving that?) Hm, that

Hi, I offered some time ago to do some build cleanup. Today I did so and here's my slew of patches. Basically, they - touch ogg, vorbis, vorbis-tools and theora - fix a bunch of autotools issues - uniformize the use of them across the four - fix compile/link flags - use pkgconfig if it's available to detect flags - for vorbis-tools, generate and use config.h - add -uninstalled .pc stuff

Hi, I offered some time ago to do some build cleanup. Today I did so and here's my slew of patches. Basically, they - touch ogg, vorbis, vorbis-tools and theora - fix a bunch of autotools issues - uniformize the use of them across the four - fix compile/link flags - use pkgconfig if it's available to detect flags - for vorbis-tools, generate and use config.h - add -uninstalled .pc stuff

Can someone enlighten me on what the status is of aspect ratio in theora is ? The ti structure has aspect_num and _den values, which I assume give the intended display aspect ratio (e.g. 4/3). The sample files on the bittorrent seem to say both values are 0 for all files. I'd think it should at least be made impossible to have a 0 as the denominator. The library doesn't check the

Hi all, I wanted to give watching our stream a try. Illiminable, I downloaded your codecs, and installed them, but Windows Media Player still doesn't recognize the video in my test Theora video clips. It seems to play the audio part of it fine though, although it tends to crash at the end. I tried RealPlayer 10 and after some archive browsing I found the link to the plugins for it (why are

Theora and Vorbis both uses same extension .ogg. I know ogg is a container, just like avi. But in my opinion video and audio files should have different extensions (using .ogv can be a nice idea). To a media player it doesn't matter what extension a file uses, but to a human who does a ls in a directory full of media files having different extensions will help a lot. I know one can use file

Hi, I've made two patches against current svn for theora; one for general autotools stuff, and one for -uninstalled.pc Ralph, I think I submitted at least part of the first already once before, was there something wrong with it or was it just an oversight ? Let me know if they need fixing. Patches are at http://thomas.apestaart.org/download/patches/theora/ together with explanations. I

Is there a library that decodes any file format ? I need a lib to decode ogg-vorbis (of course) and also wavs, mp3s, flac... Using several different libs is not a good solution. I don't like to use a lot of different APIs to do the same thing with different file formats. -- Giuliano.

Hi, Flumotion 0.1.3 was released today. Downloads at http://www.fluendo.com/downloads Packages for FC3 are available from the GStreamer repository. This release features a lot of end-user polishing based on the feedback from our brave testers. If something didn't work in a previous release, please try this one and give us some feedback. Thanks, Thomas Dave/Dina : future TV today ! -

With Theora having reached a bitstream-frozen status, and a beta1 release imminent, what are people's thoughts on the Fedora site about video applications in the desktop release ? This is the first time a royalty-free video codec is in a releasable and supportable state. Also, the GStreamer+totem stack should be a shippable solution supporting Theora very soon now. I'd love for it to be

Hi, > The flexibility of this does, though, encourage stuff like 96bit audio. > Anyone implementing a codec which uses this, and import/exports it, will > also write the appropriate conversion OggStream plugin which will allow > applications which only support, say, 16bit audio, to work with it. Do you think the noise in your 16bit application will sound different between a

Hey, Sesse asked me to do a patch to the auto* set-up to allow for FLAC to be added. The patch touches configure.in and oggenc/Makefile.am It is disabled by default, use --enable-flac as an arg to configure to enable it. You might want to maybe add more checks, since FLAC's API tends to change more than is good for anyone ;) Hope that helps, Thomas -- The Dave/Dina Project : future

I updated my spec file and RPM's to use the new release, if you want them they're available at http://urgent.rug.ac.be/thomas/icecast/ Feedback is welcomed of course. Thomas > Dear Jack -- > > On behalf of Icecasters everywhere, thanks for the ultra-fast update!!! > > I'm also now running safely as non-root, thanks to your advice. > > Roy > > At 05:05

Hey guys, currently wrapping my head around the vorbisfile API. The stream callback interface is really nice ! Great work. I'm running into two snags using it though. a) getting ov_bitrate on a seakable stream returns a long. When I print it as %ld, I get Bitstream is 2 channel, 44100 Hz, 0 version, -2147483648 bitrate I get this same number for any vorbis file. I checked them with

Hi, Seems majordomo allows me in now ;) For those of you who don't know me, Vakor asked me to do 1.0 rpm packages right before the release, which I did. I was pretty new to vorbis internals but I hope I managed to do a good job. In any case, last night on IRC in #vorbis someone was pretty rude to me in complaining about a problem he had with them. In the end I lost my temper because of

kjoonlee@blacksun:~/xiph/vorbis-tools$ make install Making install in po make[1]: Entering directory `/home/kjoonlee/xiph/vorbis-tools/po' /bin/sh `case "./mkinstalldirs" in /*) echo "./mkinstalldirs" ;; *) echo ".././mkinstalldirs" ;; esac` /home/kjoonlee/share /bin/sh: .././mkinstalldirs: No such file or directory make[1]: *** [install-data-yes] Error 127

Hello, I sent the mail below a few days ago to the icecast user discussion and support list. Until now nobody could help me. Maybe this list is a better place for problems of this kind? Titus <p>Anfang der weitergeleiteten E-Mail: > > Hello > > I compiled icecast-1.3.12 on a box with uname -a: SunOS star19 5.6 > Generic_105181-31 sun4u sparc

> Hey there again > > On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 12:16:12PM +0100, Thomas Vander Stichele wrote: > > > > The tests I've done in-house were with winamp as a client, and the > > following server/streamer combinations : > > icecast 1.3.0/shout 0.8.0 > > icecast 1.3.7/shout 0.8.0 > > icecast 1.3.8b2/shout 0.8.0 I don't know what it is that causes

I have done some tests on the problem I keep having (as well as others) on the connection problem. Here's the message I get when i tail the logfile on the console at debug level 3 : -> [28/Feb/2001:11:58:54] Kicking client 13 [192.168.1.21] [Too many errors (client not receiving data fast enough)] [listener], connected for 21 minutes, 19906336 bytes transfered. 0 clients connected

Hi, It's been pretty quiet as of late. I have a question. I have an icecast server housed at my provider with a very good internet connection. At work I'm using an ADSL line, which should be sufficient to listen to the 128K streams I'm sending out. However, when I listen with WinAmp, after about half an hour the stream stutters and stops. I can restart it and listen again but it