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Latest revision as of 11:17, 9 March 2010
This page is for collecting patches related to the Ogg Index introduction.
Please add links and information about your favorite applications to this page!
Applications which read (decode) Ogg files should be extended to additionally recognize the OggIndex.
Encoders
- ffmpeg2theora supports creating indexes
- what about other encoders? VLC, GStreamer
- oggz-chop support on output
Decoders
oggz-chop
- files with index can be chopped, output will not include an index
- should use index for seeking and include an index in output
GStreamer
- support missing, opening files in totem it askes to search for a plugin, after that one can press play again and it plays but does not allow you to seek.
- Needs indexing added to the Ogg mux?
MPlayer
- support missing, no error
VLC
- support missing, no error
Cortado
- support missing, not tested
XiphQT
- support missing, not tested
FFMpeg
- support missing, not tested