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DOS386: /* Suggestions */ BUMP

2013-02-04T07:42:25Z

Suggestions: BUMP

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	*1. Remove Speex from the sidebar, move Opus on the top, same for the locked Main page content		*1. Remove Speex from the sidebar, move Opus on the top, same for the locked Main page content
	*2. Create a [[AllXiphCodecs]] page, listing all codecs, including the historical, obsolete and abandoned ones		*2. Create a [[AllXiphCodecs]] page, listing all codecs, including the historical, obsolete and abandoned ones
-	* [[User:DOS386\|DOS386]] 2012-Dec-22 ~~3013~~-Feb-04	+	* [[User:DOS386\|DOS386]] 2012-Dec-22 2013-Feb-04

DOS386: bump

2013-02-04T07:42:00Z

bump

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	== Suggestions ==		== Suggestions ==

-	*1. Remove Speex from the sidebar, move Opus on the top	+	*1. Remove Speex from the sidebar, move Opus on the top, same for the locked Main page content
	*2. Create a [[AllXiphCodecs]] page, listing all codecs, including the historical, obsolete and abandoned ones		*2. Create a [[AllXiphCodecs]] page, listing all codecs, including the historical, obsolete and abandoned ones
-	* [[User:DOS386\|DOS386]] 2012-Dec-22 ~~08:21~~	+	* [[User:DOS386\|DOS386]] 2012-Dec-22 3013-Feb-04

DOS386: bump

2012-12-23T08:39:09Z

bump

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	*1. Remove Speex from the sidebar, move Opus on the top		*1. Remove Speex from the sidebar, move Opus on the top
	*2. Create a [[AllXiphCodecs]] page, listing all codecs, including the historical, obsolete and abandoned ones		*2. Create a [[AllXiphCodecs]] page, listing all codecs, including the historical, obsolete and abandoned ones
-	* [[User:DOS386\|DOS386]] 08:21~~, 22 December 2012 (PST)~~	+	* [[User:DOS386\|DOS386]] 2012-Dec-22 08:21

DOS386: /* Suggestions */ new section

2012-12-22T16:21:19Z

Suggestions: new section

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	[http://plone.org/products/plumi/]		[http://plone.org/products/plumi/]
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		+	== Suggestions ==
		+
		+	*1. Remove Speex from the sidebar, move Opus on the top
		+	*2. Create a [[AllXiphCodecs]] page, listing all codecs, including the historical, obsolete and abandoned ones
		+	* [[User:DOS386\|DOS386]] 08:21, 22 December 2012 (PST)

Saoshyant: Reverted edits by Yhang143 (Talk) to last revision by Ratkiley

2010-04-19T15:52:57Z

Reverted edits by Yhang143 (Talk) to last revision by Ratkiley

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	[http://plone.org/products/plumi/]		[http://plone.org/products/plumi/]
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-	~~Author: Steven Jones~~
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-	~~Executive Editor Lease-a-seo.com provider of : [http://lease-a-seo.com/link-wheel-service.php '''Link Wheel Service''']~~

Yhang143: /* Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG / Theora videos */

2010-04-19T07:19:35Z

Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG / Theora videos

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	[http://plone.org/products/plumi/]		[http://plone.org/products/plumi/]
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		+
		+	Author: Steven Jones
		+
		+	Executive Editor Lease-a-seo.com provider of : [http://lease-a-seo.com/link-wheel-service.php '''Link Wheel Service''']

Ratkiley: /* Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos */

2010-02-20T20:46:41Z

Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos

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	:: 2009-12-26 15:36 [[User:DOS386]]		:: 2009-12-26 15:36 [[User:DOS386]]

-	== Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos ==	+	== Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG / Theora videos ==

	Plone is an open source content management website. Plumi is a Plone plugin that supports sharing and playing OGG videos (OGV) using the open source Cortado applet.		Plone is an open source content management website. Plumi is a Plone plugin that supports sharing and playing OGG videos (OGV) using the open source Cortado applet.

Ratkiley: /* Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos */

2010-02-20T20:42:26Z

Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos

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	== Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos ==		== Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos ==

-	Plone is an open source content management website that supports sharing and playing OGG videos (OGV) using the open source Cortado applet.	+	Plone is an open source content management website. Plumi is a Plone plugin that supports sharing and playing OGG videos (OGV) using the open source Cortado applet.

	"Plumi is a package of Plone products that enable you to create your own video sharing site. By adding it to an existing Plone instance you can quickly have a wide array of functionality to facilitate video distribution and community creation."		"Plumi is a package of Plone products that enable you to create your own video sharing site. By adding it to an existing Plone instance you can quickly have a wide array of functionality to facilitate video distribution and community creation."

	[http://plone.org/products/plumi/]		[http://plone.org/products/plumi/]

Ratkiley: /* Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos */ new section

2010-02-20T20:41:47Z

Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos: new section

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	:: * Dirac in lossles mode (very slow)		:: * Dirac in lossles mode (very slow)
	:: 2009-12-26 15:36 [[User:DOS386]]		:: 2009-12-26 15:36 [[User:DOS386]]
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		+	== Plumi (Plone Plugin) - Open Source Web Content Management Software - Shares / Plays OGG videos ==
		+
		+	Plone is an open source content management website that supports sharing and playing OGG videos (OGV) using the open source Cortado applet.
		+
		+	"Plumi is a package of Plone products that enable you to create your own video sharing site. By adding it to an existing Plone instance you can quickly have a wide array of functionality to facilitate video distribution and community creation."
		+
		+	[http://plone.org/products/plumi/]

DOS386: answer

2009-12-26T15:36:23Z

answer

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	--[[User:Vmol\|Vmol]] 4 May 2008		--[[User:Vmol\|Vmol]] 4 May 2008

-	:There is also HuffYUV besides Lagarith. Also the new Dirac codec supports ~~lostless~~ compression, reportedly better than anything else. Agree, a ~~lostless~~ codec should be added. Just carefully select one of them ;-) [[User:DOS386\|DOS386]] 01:31, 4 May 2008 (PDT)	+	:There is also HuffYUV besides Lagarith. Also the new Dirac codec supports lossless compression, reportedly better than anything else. Agree, a lossless codec should be added. Just carefully select one of them ;-) [[User:DOS386\|DOS386]] 01:31, 4 May 2008 (PDT)

	:: Lossless compression would still be a good thing to have for Theora.		:: Lossless compression would still be a good thing to have for Theora.
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	== Editing Theora? ==		== Editing Theora? ==
-	Is Theora considered an 'editible' format? Theora seems to be lossy - Is there a lossless, open format for video for use as a 'source' file type? There are a couple editors listed, but they seem pretty 'fringe' - anything more mainstream? If one wanted to create a 'video warehouse' that was 'pure' with respect to open formats, which file type/codec type would i use?	+
		+	Is Theora considered an 'editible' format? Theora seems to be lossy - Is there a lossless, open format for video for use as a 'source' file type? There are a couple editors listed, but they seem pretty 'fringe' - anything more mainstream? If one wanted to create a 'video warehouse' that was 'pure' with respect to open formats, which file type/codec type would i use? 2009-12-25 15:55 [[User:BenTes]]
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		+	:: > Theora seems to be lossy
		+	:: It '''is''' lossy
		+	:: > Is there a lossless, open format for video for use as a 'source' file type
		+	:: See above, HuffYUV, Lagarith, and Dirac
		+	:: > one wanted to create a 'video warehouse' that was 'pure' with
		+	:: > respect to open formats,
		+	:: :-)
		+	:: > which file type/codec type would i use?
		+	:: For final video, Theora. For intermediate files:
		+	:: * HuffYUV or Lagarith (can exist only inside AVI ??? but this could be changed)
		+	:: * YUV4MPEG (is 'pure' but not compressed)
		+	:: * Dirac in lossles mode (very slow)
		+	:: 2009-12-26 15:36 [[User:DOS386]]