Re: doc-view.el blog posting

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 03.09.2007 um 02:41 schrieb Bill Clementson:

> I haven't found any good OS X options for outputting OGG format  
> audio or video

Have you found and tried Perian? http://trac.perian.org/, http:// 
svn.perian.org. They add plug-ins for (the) QuickTime (framework) to  
enable the use of additional audio, video, and encoding formats, that  
even an elderly tool like qtplay can now play Ogg. Probably this also  
allows to convert to other formats.


The Fink project offers parts of recordMyDesktop, pyGTK and pyQt, or  
libogg and libvorbis. The biggest obstacles are libtheora and  
libXfixes, which is from X11R7 – maybe in Leopard? Other pre- 
requisites, at least for some example player programmes, are libsdl  
and liboss (which then needs libesound and libaudiofile and ...),  
both (all) supplied by Fink. These example players seem to be not  
necessary since VLC or Helix Player (Real Player 10) provide their  
ability.

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Greetings

  Pete

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