Vorbis - Jun 2001 - Simple player example?

I am starting a small personal project (for some Thesis work) involving 
some audio, and I am wanting to use Vorbis.  While I am a programmer, I 
have not dealt with audio before so I am trying to find good resources 
to learn how to get Windows to play the sounds I want it to.
        Are there any simple Vorbis players out there that are open source?  I 
know of FreeAmp, but it is 1000x more complex then what I want at this 
point -- I just want sound. :)
        If anyone knows of any good books or online resources, I would greatly 
appreciate any pointers!

        Thanks!

        Nick

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> 	If anyone knows of any good books or online resources, I would greatly 
> appreciate any pointers!
You can probably find an exmaple in Microsoft's waveOut*()
documentation. Search for waveOut at msdn.microsoft.com.  If you're
looking for unix, Squelch (search on freshmeat) is supposedly quite
simple.  If you can deal with python, the ogg123.py example uses
ao-python, and is simple as well.

jack.

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