> But as streams cost a lot of money and as ogg players > aren't in widespread we don't plan to support ogg in the near > future. There is the matter of the radio station or whatever keeping its options open so it doesn't get screwed by the vendor. I'm sure Virgin Radio has figured this one out. Surely the cost of streams is in proportion to the number of users, if the software is free beer? As for .wma being the most popular, that's probably due to tight OS integration and the fact that so many users just have what came with the machine when they bought it. It's up to broadcasters to recommend better quality and performance formats if they want competitive advantage. Cheers Daniel
