Slashdot interview re: vorbis

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Hi:

OK, capital M is 48khz, cd quality is 44.1khz.  Depending on your
soundcard, you may not be able to use 48khz.  Most probably, any 48khz
files you can infact use will probably be downsampled to 44.1khz upon
playback, unless you've got a funky soundcard.

Lame by default encodes at 128kbps stereo.  If you use the -a switch to
downmix to mono, the default is 64kbps.

Finally, you don't need to do a distupgrade necessarily to use a package
from unstable.  In theory, it should let you know if other packages need to
be upgraded in order for it to work.  Having said that, however, compiling
from source is pretty straight-forward, and you might be able to grab
binaries for stuff anyway.   What do you want to do with vorbis
anyway?  There are binaries for oggenc (an encoder) and freeamp 2.1beta6 is
apparently out now (according to one of the developers who wrote to me
personally to tell me) and that should do for playing them.

Geoff.


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Geoff Shang <gshang10 at scu.edu.au>
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