10 Oct
2003
10 Oct
'03
2:38 a.m.
On Thu, 2003-10-09 at 18:55, Tim Orford wrote:
Yes, sadly quite true...
I think the
real job to be done is to make ogg a standard that's
accepted by M$ one fo these days and just included in their Media Player
releases, so the user doesn't have to figure this stuff out. As I said,
open formats are complete anathema to microsoft. They will
*never* *ever* support ogg until the US government does its job
properly.
with wma becoming the standard for commercial releases, its very
sad.
Yes...
personally i feel its important to lead by example, while at
the same time recognising that not everyone is in a position to
be able to do the same...
Sure. No problem. However, don't necessarily think everyone wants to be
an example. I've posted mp3 + ra in the past. I could add .ogg to that
in the future to support the cause without cutting off my own nose,
right?
Take care,
Mark