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Revision 11 . . December 3, 2006 15:26 by JamesBrown
  

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An audio codec, similar to MP3 but higher quality (comparable to AAC). Most importantly, it is patent free, unlike those other codecs.
An audio codec, similar to MP3 but higher quality (comparable to AAC) and generally resulting in smaller filesizes. Most importantly, it is patent free, unlike those other codecs. You might find [Ogg Vorbis] more useful if you want information.

Changed: 10,11c10,11
* Linux/Unix: XMMS, ogg123 (mplayer on Linux doesn't play ogg? I presume it does, but I don't use mplayer, so I wouldn't know. --MichaelVrable)
* Mac OS X: Whamb, mplayer
* Linux/Unix: XMMS, ogg123, mplayer, xine, anything using gstreamer with the stock plugins installed, anything using kdemultimedia, etc
* Mac OS X: Whamb, mplayer, anything that uses QuickTime? and [XiphQT] (a free QuickTime? component)

Added: 14a15
*** It works with streams (ie: internet radio), but not with music shares, since iTunes is hard-coded to expect the share to be in an mpeg or wav container.

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