[vorbis] Scheduled Ogg streams for testing

[Kenneth Arnold]

On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 11:18:19AM +0200, James Ossi wrote:
> Btw... do these formats are patented-copyrighted?
> It may seem a silly worry, but we must consider even this if we want Vorbis
> completely patent-free ;-)

If so, would that mean that this technique that I just used to make a
playlist of all my oggs is copyrighted? I don't think so :)

$ find /my/music/directory/ -type f -follow -name '*.ogg' | sort > playlist.m3u
[ load playlist.m3u into xmms. done. ]

Yeah, it's that simple :)

I'll second using .pls, but it can't beat m3u's simplicity.

(okay, okay, so maybe it's not an exact .m3u file, and in fact I don't
know how m3u handles control characters and such in filenames, but
most people don't have newlines in their filenames so it's not an
issue).


-- 
Kenneth Arnold <ken at arnoldnet.net>



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