[vorbis-dev] .ogg extentions

[Dustin Smith]

Mr. Cox,

You can find a list of Ogg Vorbis (.ogg file) players for Windows at:
http://www.ogghelp.com

There are a lot of programs that DO support it-- and the stupidity is 
not on behalf of those who release the better codec, but those software 
companies who chose to not support it (and the users who continue to use 
them).

Best of luck
Dustin Smith

Chris Cox wrote:

> I may be considered old fashioned in the way i see things but i do not 
> understand why the .ogg format should be mass introduced! I've only 
> just heard of it and it does seem odd. I got a .ogg file but i cannot 
> find any software to play it! Windows media doesnt like it and when i 
> used the web to find a application that runs it using windows, nothing 
> was found so, since you are very knowledgable on the subject of .ogg 
> file extensions, would it be possible to convert the file to .avi or 
> .mpeg at least until software to play it is mass-distributed.
> It does sound a little stupid to release a new file extension if no 
> program understands it
>
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