mckeed wrote:Apparently there was problems putting ogg into avi containers.
AVI's are merged into the OGG cantainer, then the sub titles, then the Audios.
He also uses some sort of subtitle filter that allows the toggling on and off of subtitles somehow.
that is not an option at the encode; the media player will have that setting in your View location
I keep on hearing ppl talk about how Ogg is better than MP3 at certain bitrates and I understand that Ogg isn't supported by as many stand alone players, but is this a trend that we might start seeing more of?
no trend and MP3 sounds better
I am curious of the any real merit of this idea and would like to heard more about what other ppl think about it on this subject.
Tab. wrote:um.. Both are obscure container formats, but matroska is far better planned and far more functional.
post-it wrote:Oooh my! . . T_T
OGG has its own "Direct Show" process which will over-ride MicroSoft's DirectX.
- .oga ( audio ) .ogm ( multi-Audio and a Video and multi-Subtitles )
post-it wrote:This cantainer can bring everything back to everything RAW "only"
(( this means, if you want the Video, no Audio will come with it! ))
post-it wrote:A: The Container is OGG, everything else is added to the Container. ( Piriod )
- that's OGG in a nut-shell.
post-it wrote:Q: can you extract the Video from a .mk file ? if so, I'll switch `right now ^^
post-it wrote:trythil - THx ^^ . . you see, I never saw that page until now ^^
I just love getting chewed-out for not knowing where to find things.
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