Mail etiquette and iTunes: Was: [advocacy] Audacity

[Jeremy M. Hanrahan]

So which, then would be the recommended audio editior of choice? (from
an Ogg Vorbis p.o.v.)

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> [mailto:owner-advocacy at xiph.org] On Behalf Of Jack Moffitt
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> Subject: Re: Mail etiquette and iTunes: Was: [advocacy] Audacity
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> > with Cool Edit Pro, which probably doesn't support Ogg
> > formats at all.
> 
> Sound Forge can import and export natively, as can the rest 
> of Sonic Foundry's products (like Acid and Vegas).
> 
> I believe there is more than one set of cooledit filters out 
> there for Ogg, although I'm not sure if cooledit ever got 
> native support.  I suspect it won't be long if it isn't there already.
> 
> Some of steinbergs software is also now supporting Ogg I 
> noticed, so I'm sure we'll see more of their products doing 
> the same too.
> 
> Goldwave has also had support for quite a while.
> 
> jack.
> 
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