[vorbis-dev] Re: [theora-dev] Re: Ogg IETF standard (was: Re: [vorbis-dev]application/ogg statusupdate)

[Silvia.Pfeiffer at csiro.au]

So the mapping between packets and pages is left to be specified
whenever another media encoder uses Ogg and the recommendation is to use
4-8 kB pages then - yet, there is no specific recommendation for the
media encoder's packet sizes. (Kinda makes sense :)

I've attached an updated version of the proposed RFC for Ogg. It's too
late to get into the current IETF meeting. I will submit it on the 29th
November to IETF.

Cheers,

Silvia.

Michael Smith wrote:
> 
> >Hmm, so is the recommendation to use 4-8 kB packets, but the usually
> >expected case 50-200 bytes?
> 
> No. The recommendation is to use 4-8 kB pages. Packet size is entirely
> orthogonal to that, and is expected to typically be in this range (though
> note that that's applicable to vorbis, and may be less true for video
> codecs, for example. Again, the 50-200 byte thing is talking about what
> ogg was designed for, it's neither normative nor a specific recommendation.
> 
> Michael
> 
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