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  Re: Adding streaming support to OggPlay.dll Gilberto F da Silva <gfs1989@gmx.net> - 2022-02-28 22:31 -0300
    Re: Adding streaming support to OggPlay.dll Dave Yeo <dave.r.yeo@gmail.com> - 2022-03-01 15:12 -0800

#310 — Re: Adding streaming support to OggPlay.dll

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Max escreveu:
> maxwarp2@quasarbbs.net (Max) wrote in message
> news:<a7a7f481.0307220815.7db921dc@posting.google.com>...
>> me@privacy.net wrote in message
>> news:<3f003783$1$quqhetrr$mr2ice@news.cis.dfn.de>...
>>> Ogg Vorbis for OS/2 was released last July.  It includes a
>>> plug-in for PM123 that is now supported by Dink's z! player as
>>> well.  This plug-in, unfortunately, does not support streaming
>>> and thus cannot be used to listen to Ogg broadcasts on the web.
>>> Dink has indicated that he will not fix the plug-in to support
>>> streaming.  Brian Havard, the Ogg porter, appears to have no
>>> interest or lacks the time to fix the plug-in.  The creator of
>>> the plug-in, Sofiya, has not responded to my e-mail so I
>>> assume he is making no further changes to the plug-in.
>>> 
>>> Would someone here consider adding streaming support to the
>>> plug-in? The source code for the plug-in is here:
>>> 
>>> http://www.din.or.jp/~sofiya/soft/OggPlug.tar.bz2
>> 
>> I emailed the author of PM123 about the lack of OggVorbis support
>> in Pm123 in december 2002...
>> 
>> He said that in this summer he'd upgrade Pm123.. I contacted
>> again him some days ago, but no answer at all....
>> 
>> 
>> max
> 
> finally i've an answer from Samuel.. probably there will be an
> update of Pm123 in August, but unfortunately he has no plans to
> support ogg vorbis :-(

The chances of a very little-used operating system having support for
a little-used codec is slim.




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Gilberto F da Silva wrote:
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> Max escreveu:
>> maxwarp2@quasarbbs.net (Max) wrote in message
>> news:<a7a7f481.0307220815.7db921dc@posting.google.com>...
>>> me@privacy.net wrote in message
>>> news:<3f003783$1$quqhetrr$mr2ice@news.cis.dfn.de>...
>>>> Ogg Vorbis for OS/2 was released last July.  It includes a
>>>> plug-in for PM123 that is now supported by Dink's z! player as
>>>> well.  This plug-in, unfortunately, does not support streaming
>>>> and thus cannot be used to listen to Ogg broadcasts on the web.
>>>> Dink has indicated that he will not fix the plug-in to support
>>>> streaming.  Brian Havard, the Ogg porter, appears to have no
>>>> interest or lacks the time to fix the plug-in.  The creator of
>>>> the plug-in, Sofiya, has not responded to my e-mail so I
>>>> assume he is making no further changes to the plug-in.
>>>>
>>>> Would someone here consider adding streaming support to the
>>>> plug-in? The source code for the plug-in is here:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.din.or.jp/~sofiya/soft/OggPlug.tar.bz2
>>> I emailed the author of PM123 about the lack of OggVorbis support
>>> in Pm123 in december 2002...
>>>
>>> He said that in this summer he'd upgrade Pm123.. I contacted
>>> again him some days ago, but no answer at all....
>>>
>>>
>>> max
>> finally i've an answer from Samuel.. probably there will be an
>> update of Pm123 in August, but unfortunately he has no plans to
>> support ogg vorbis :-(
> The chances of a very little-used operating system having support for
> a little-used codec is slim.

There's support for streaming ogg vorbis in VLC, Mplayer and even 
FFplay, not to mention our old browsers support it fine. And as a 
standby for local files, there's the old double click the ogg vorbis 
file and it plays, no streaming from the OS though, still nice to play 
it from the folder, which acquires the media controls when doing so.
Dave

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