Talk:Vorbis Hardware - Revision history

Videticj: /* Vorbis encoder location */

2008-10-02T18:25:04Z

Vorbis encoder location

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	:I have now moved VLSI Solution's Ogg Vorbis chips to the top of the list. My rationale is that the VS1053 is the only Ogg Vorbis encoder of the whole group, so I felt this to be OK now that the encoder has been officially released. However, I _am_ still affiliated with the company (read: I wrote the encoder and I am very proud of it), so if you think my reasoning really stinks, feel free to undo my changes. [[User:RealLeo\|RealLeo]] 01:51, 4 December 2007 (PST)		:I have now moved VLSI Solution's Ogg Vorbis chips to the top of the list. My rationale is that the VS1053 is the only Ogg Vorbis encoder of the whole group, so I felt this to be OK now that the encoder has been officially released. However, I _am_ still affiliated with the company (read: I wrote the encoder and I am very proud of it), so if you think my reasoning really stinks, feel free to undo my changes. [[User:RealLeo\|RealLeo]] 01:51, 4 December 2007 (PST)

	RealLeo: I'm trying to do a streaming audio link using the VS1053 and found the encode->transmit->decode lag to be about 700ms. Is it possible to decrease the Ogg packet size to decrease the streaming latency? Thanks!--[[User:Videticj\|Videticj]]

Saoshyant: /* Vorbis encoder location */

2008-08-26T20:17:31Z

Vorbis encoder location

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	:I have now moved VLSI Solution's Ogg Vorbis chips to the top of the list. My rationale is that the VS1053 is the only Ogg Vorbis encoder of the whole group, so I felt this to be OK now that the encoder has been officially released. However, I _am_ still affiliated with the company (read: I wrote the encoder and I am very proud of it), so if you think my reasoning really stinks, feel free to undo my changes. [[User:RealLeo\|RealLeo]] 01:51, 4 December 2007 (PST)		:I have now moved VLSI Solution's Ogg Vorbis chips to the top of the list. My rationale is that the VS1053 is the only Ogg Vorbis encoder of the whole group, so I felt this to be OK now that the encoder has been officially released. However, I _am_ still affiliated with the company (read: I wrote the encoder and I am very proud of it), so if you think my reasoning really stinks, feel free to undo my changes. [[User:RealLeo\|RealLeo]] 01:51, 4 December 2007 (PST)

	- RealLeo: I'm trying to do a streaming audio link using the VS1053 and found the encode->transmit->decode lag to be about 700ms.		RealLeo: I'm trying to do a streaming audio link using the VS1053 and found the encode->transmit->decode lag to be about 700ms. Is it possible to decrease the Ogg packet size to decrease the streaming latency? Thanks!--[[User:Videticj\|Videticj]]
	Is it possible to decrease the Ogg packet size to decrease the streaming latency? Thanks!

Videticj: /* Vorbis encoder location */

2008-08-26T18:50:25Z

Vorbis encoder location

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	:I have now moved VLSI Solution's Ogg Vorbis chips to the top of the list. My rationale is that the VS1053 is the only Ogg Vorbis encoder of the whole group, so I felt this to be OK now that the encoder has been officially released. However, I _am_ still affiliated with the company (read: I wrote the encoder and I am very proud of it), so if you think my reasoning really stinks, feel free to undo my changes. [[User:RealLeo\|RealLeo]] 01:51, 4 December 2007 (PST)		:I have now moved VLSI Solution's Ogg Vorbis chips to the top of the list. My rationale is that the VS1053 is the only Ogg Vorbis encoder of the whole group, so I felt this to be OK now that the encoder has been officially released. However, I _am_ still affiliated with the company (read: I wrote the encoder and I am very proud of it), so if you think my reasoning really stinks, feel free to undo my changes. [[User:RealLeo\|RealLeo]] 01:51, 4 December 2007 (PST)

	- RealLeo: I'm trying to do a streaming audio link using the VS1053 and found the encode->transmit->decode lag to be about 700ms. Is it possible to decrease the Ogg packet size to decrease the streaming latency? Thanks!		- RealLeo: I'm trying to do a streaming audio link using the VS1053 and found the encode->transmit->decode lag to be about 700ms.
			Is it possible to decrease the Ogg packet size to decrease the streaming latency? Thanks!

Videticj: /* Vorbis encoder location */

2008-08-26T18:49:54Z

Vorbis encoder location

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	:I have now moved VLSI Solution's Ogg Vorbis chips to the top of the list. My rationale is that the VS1053 is the only Ogg Vorbis encoder of the whole group, so I felt this to be OK now that the encoder has been officially released. However, I _am_ still affiliated with the company (read: I wrote the encoder and I am very proud of it), so if you think my reasoning really stinks, feel free to undo my changes. [[User:RealLeo\|RealLeo]] 01:51, 4 December 2007 (PST)		:I have now moved VLSI Solution's Ogg Vorbis chips to the top of the list. My rationale is that the VS1053 is the only Ogg Vorbis encoder of the whole group, so I felt this to be OK now that the encoder has been officially released. However, I _am_ still affiliated with the company (read: I wrote the encoder and I am very proud of it), so if you think my reasoning really stinks, feel free to undo my changes. [[User:RealLeo\|RealLeo]] 01:51, 4 December 2007 (PST)

			- RealLeo: I'm trying to do a streaming audio link using the VS1053 and found the encode->transmit->decode lag to be about 700ms. Is it possible to decrease the Ogg packet size to decrease the streaming latency? Thanks!

Pmsyyz: Talk:VorbisHardware moved to Talk:Vorbis Hardware

2008-07-06T22:04:48Z

Talk:VorbisHardware moved to Talk:Vorbis Hardware

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RealLeo: /* Vorbis encoder location */

2007-12-04T09:51:28Z

Vorbis encoder location

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	:Raising the question is not a violation of anything. While the feature seems pretty interestiing, and we'd like to know what other HW encoders are there, I do not think a single product justifies making a whole section. For now, at least.--[[User:Saoshyant\|Ivo]] 10:42, 13 September 2007 (PDT)		:Raising the question is not a violation of anything. While the feature seems pretty interestiing, and we'd like to know what other HW encoders are there, I do not think a single product justifies making a whole section. For now, at least.--[[User:Saoshyant\|Ivo]] 10:42, 13 September 2007 (PDT)

			:I have now moved VLSI Solution's Ogg Vorbis chips to the top of the list. My rationale is that the VS1053 is the only Ogg Vorbis encoder of the whole group, so I felt this to be OK now that the encoder has been officially released. However, I _am_ still affiliated with the company (read: I wrote the encoder and I am very proud of it), so if you think my reasoning really stinks, feel free to undo my changes. [[User:RealLeo\|RealLeo]] 01:51, 4 December 2007 (PST)

Saoshyant: /* Vorbis encoder location */

2007-09-13T17:42:25Z

Vorbis encoder location

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			:Raising the question is not a violation of anything. While the feature seems pretty interestiing, and we'd like to know what other HW encoders are there, I do not think a single product justifies making a whole section. For now, at least.--[[User:Saoshyant\|Ivo]] 10:42, 13 September 2007 (PDT)

RealLeo: Cleared suggestion

2007-09-13T17:00:47Z

Cleared suggestion

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	== Vorbis encoder location ==		== Vorbis encoder location ==

	I added a link to VLSI Solution's VS1053, which is capable of both encoding and decoding Ogg Vorbis with a 16-bit DSP. As far as I know this is a somewhat unique feature and I thought of bumping the on reference up.		I added a link to VLSI Solution's VS1053, which is capable of both encoding and decoding Ogg Vorbis with a 16-bit DSP. As far as I know this is a somewhat unique feature and I thought of bumping the reference up.

	However, as I am affiliated with the company, I feel a conflict of interests, so I will not do that. But just in case some of you more independent people think hardware Ogg Vorbis encoders are interesting enough, I wanted to raise a discussion whether it would be ok to move the VS1053 to a more visible position on this page. Again, I will not do that personally.		However, as I am affiliated with the company, I feel a conflict of interests, so I will not do that. But just in case some of you more independent people think hardware Ogg Vorbis encoders are interesting enough, I wanted to raise a discussion whether it would be ok to move the VS1053 to a more visible position on this page, e.g. creating subheadings like "Ogg Vorbis Encoders" / "Ogg Vorbis Decoders" or similar. Again, I will not do that personally.

	(I have no idea whether raising this question in itself is a violation of something. I don't think so, but if I'm wrong, please just delete this discussion point.)		(I have no idea whether raising this question in itself is a violation of something. I don't think so, but if I'm wrong, please just delete this discussion point.)

			- RealLeo

RealLeo: Vorbis encoder location

2007-09-13T16:58:38Z

Vorbis encoder location

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	Anyone know anything about Frontierlabs and the NEX ia? I have emailed their techsupport numerous times, to try and find out how they are progressing with their Ogg support (if at all), but have never received a reply...		Anyone know anything about Frontierlabs and the NEX ia? I have emailed their techsupport numerous times, to try and find out how they are progressing with their Ogg support (if at all), but have never received a reply...
	:They used to say they were working on it (for the Nex II) but they stopped answering. That was a couple years ago. I don't think they'll ever support Ogg on the Nexia. Sorry. It's a nice player in other regards, though behind the times in terms of hardware performance. It gets about 10 hours of playtime (mp3) on two AA cells where other players get more time than that on one AAA cell.		:They used to say they were working on it (for the Nex II) but they stopped answering. That was a couple years ago. I don't think they'll ever support Ogg on the Nexia. Sorry. It's a nice player in other regards, though behind the times in terms of hardware performance. It gets about 10 hours of playtime (mp3) on two AA cells where other players get more time than that on one AAA cell.

			== Vorbis encoder location ==

			I added a link to VLSI Solution's VS1053, which is capable of both encoding and decoding Ogg Vorbis with a 16-bit DSP. As far as I know this is a somewhat unique feature and I thought of bumping the on reference up.

			However, as I am affiliated with the company, I feel a conflict of interests, so I will not do that. But just in case some of you more independent people think hardware Ogg Vorbis encoders are interesting enough, I wanted to raise a discussion whether it would be ok to move the VS1053 to a more visible position on this page. Again, I will not do that personally.

			(I have no idea whether raising this question in itself is a violation of something. I don't think so, but if I'm wrong, please just delete this discussion point.)

Ingmar: removed obsolete entries

2005-09-15T09:17:01Z

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