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	Hydrogenaudio Forums > Bounties at Xiph.Org
		Xiph should do the same for JPG as W3C did for GIF (and yes even if JPG is open, for JPG it's not a patent issue it's a technology issue...
		Xiph obviously don't care about Win32 build, so why not releasing Xiph codecs as "open shareware" on windows and on linux as real open source...
		Xiph works on multimedia tools and codecs and Gnome on a desktop and its applications.
	www.hydrogenaudio.org /forums/lofiversion/index.php/t28781.html (3682 words)

	Blog for rillian
		Xiph is an open source project, and people are free to contribute what they think is useful under our general umbrella.
		I've been more inspired to work on xiph stuff lately, largely because Emmett has left (I'm sorry to say) and (I'm not sorry to say at all) jack is asserting himself again.
		Xiph has grown quite a bit lately, accreting several other projects, and it's gotten hard to keep follow everything that's going on or figure out how to contribute.
	www.advogato.org /person/rillian/diary.html?start=73 (5075 words)

	FLAC joined Xiph.Org Foundation - Hydrogenaudio Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Now Xiph lacks on video codecs: Tarkin is in planning stage, Theora is alpha (even if they released the test suite) and the rumors about Tobias' join are still not made official.
		I have proposed to Ben Rudiak-Gould to join the Xiph project with his lossless video codec called Huffyuv.
		BTW, seems that open and free formats forces are becoming more powerful every day: now the problem is to convince some "altarnative" industries (KiSS Technology, for example) to adopt them "like standards" for the manufacturing of home entertainment equipments (portable, car, standalone players) and medias.
	www.hydrogenaudio.org /forums/index.php?showtopic=6130 (881 words)

	Ogg (Linux Reviews)
		Other prominent Xiph codecs that are often encapsulated in Ogg are the video codec Theora, and the human speech audio compression format, Speex.
		The current version of Xiph's free reference implementation, released on November 27, 2005, is libogg 1.1.3[1].
		The Ogg bitstream format, spearheaded by the Xiph.org Foundation, has been created as the framework of a larger initiative aimed at developing a set of components for the coding and decoding of multimedia content which are both freely available and The format consists of chunks of data each called an Ogg Page.
	linuxreviews.org /dictionary/Ogg (1573 words)

	FLAC - license
		The reference implementation libraries are licensed under Xiph's variant of the BSD License, a.k.a.
		This is a trivial variation of the popular BSD License where the Xiph.org Foundation is substituted for the University of California, Berkeley.
		The Xiph License is free enough that the libraries have been used in commercial products to implement FLAC, including in the firmware of hardware devices where other Open Source licenses can be problematic.
	flac.sourceforge.net /license.html (399 words)

	Allakhazam's World of Warcraft Character Profiles
		Use the Eggscilloscope Prototype on an egg in the Rookery.
		Xiph, I've been working hard on a new device, the eggscilloscope!
		It's designed to project a burst of cold energy at the egg of a fl dragon...
	wow.allakhazam.com /profile.html?1153334 (2341 words)

	Xiph.org
		This is our native format and the recommended container for all Xiph codecs.
		XSPF: XSPF is the XML format for sharing playlists.
		The Xiph Fish Logo and the Vorbis.com many-fish logos are trademarks (™) of Xiph.Org.
	www.xiph.org (141 words)

	Monty of Xiph, on Patents and stuff \| Dave's Stupid Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		As a long-time lurker, I was watching when Monty appeared out of the blue with a bunch of patches to fix various bugs in Audacity, and since then he has contributed quite a bit of code to Audacity, in his spare time.
		Since the interview was initiated, several of the questions became irrelevant (such as Theora entered beta after the interview started), but the questions are preserved here for the sake of continuity.
		The USPTO has no budget to employ suffiecent competent reviewers, especuially given that the floodgates are open and they pay very little compared to what you can make in industry filing the patents instead of reviewing them.
	www.davefancella.com /node/15 (5292 words)

	Xiph.Org: QuickTime Components
		Xiph QuickTime Components (XiphQT) is, in short, the solution for Mac and Windows users who want to use Xiph formats in any QuickTime-based application, e.g.
		Intel Mac compatibility (finally!), FLAC decoder, fresh (and still warm!) Theora decoder and a number of bug fixes and other smaller changes - see the release notes for details.
		In short, the project is a continuation of the efforts to bring availability of the Xiph.Org Foundation's free and open media formats into the Mac OS X environment, and do it in a way consistent with the well-defined and established media manipulation frameworks existing in that environment.
	www.xiph.org /quicktime (381 words)

	Slashdot \| New Open Video Codec From Xiph/On2
		And Xiph now has a track record of actually maintaining their code, making it better, not pulling funny tricks.
		Xiph needs to realise they don't know how to name things.
		Like all Xiph projects such as Vorbis or Tarkin, Theora is named after a fictional character.
	slashdot.org /articles/02/06/24/0041248.shtml?tid=162 (5021 words)

	Ogg File Format
		Wrapper format for Vorbis sound data and various other multimedia bitstreams developed by the Xiph open source project.
		Ogg is called a "container" at http://wiki.xiph.org/CategoryTodo, part of the Xiph development site.
		The About Xiph page (dated 1999 and signed by "Monty") presents a strong editorial statement in favor of open source approaches to networked information and against unwarranted corporate hegemony over music, performance, and the Internet.
	www.digitalpreservation.gov /formats/fdd/fdd000026.shtml (169 words)

	Free Software multimedia codecs from the Xiph audio project.
		Each version of quicktime uses dramatically different audio and visual formats (as well as image formats such as jpegs), and I am not sure of the various incarnations.
		Vorbis is probably the most popular of the codecs to be developed out of the Xiph project.
		Ogg Theora is the newest of the 4 codecs out of the Xiph audio project.
	aplawrence.com /Linux/xiphaudio.html (2166 words)

	Xiph OGG plugins for RealPlayer 0.6 Free Download - Softpedia
		To download from torrent links, you must download and install a bittorrent client.
		Note: If you have problems downloading Xiph OGG plugins for RealPlayer, please try to stop using your download manager and avoid right clicking on files.
		Also, check your firewall settings, because some mirrors may require that you do not block the HTTP referers.
	www.softpedia.com /progDownload/Xiph-OGG-plugins-for-RealPlayer-Download-24587.html (367 words)

	Xiph.Org Foundation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Xiph.org was founded by Chris Montgomery, also the creator of the Ogg container format.
		The name "Xiph" is a shortening of the original company name, Xiphophorus, named after the common swordtail, Xiphophorus hellerii.
		FLAC (can be inside an Ogg container, though it usually is not)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Xiph.Org_Foundation (233 words)

	E-Scribe News : Xiph, Ogg, FLAC, et al.
		E-Scribe News : Xiph, Ogg, FLAC, et al.
		The webserver is Apache 2, the language is PHP 5, the data store is SQLite, the markup is Markdown (with SmartyPants processing), the repository is Subversion, and the OS is FreeBSD.
		Late last year the Xiph QuickTime Components project took up where the moribund qtcomponents.sourceforge.net had left off — great news for lovers of open audio formats like Ogg Vorbis.
	e-scribe.com /news/252 (430 words)

	LWN: On2 and Xiph Release alpha version of Theora
		LWN: On2 and Xiph Release alpha version of Theora
		On2 and Xiph Release alpha version of Theora
		The release and associated documentation are available now for download at http://www.theora.org.
	lwn.net /Articles/11775 (250 words)

	Xiph QuickTime Components 0.1.5 - MacUpdate
		Xiph QuickTime Components (XiphQT) is, essentially, for Mac users who want to use Xiph formats in any QuickTime-based application, e.g.
		I installed Xiph QT Component 0.1.3 on Tiger 10.4.5, QT 7.0.4 (Pro) and, yes, I (QT Player, iTunes 6.0.4) can play ogg-files, but there is no ogg-entry in the export-menu of QT Player.
		Also, the Info-panel in iTunes classifies the ogg-files as "Quicktime movie file".
	www.macupdate.com /info.php/id/20014 (307 words)

	theora.org :: main
		He's pooling his efforts with Xiph a bit and has decided to keep his work in xiph.org svn, in the 'vp32' module where the code was originally released.
		Monty's been busy with unrelated contract work since finishing the zero-copy libogg, and no one has stepped up to act as maintainer in the meantime.
		We've been working on a wiki todo for theora and for xiph generally.
	www.theora.org (3517 words)

	Installing the Icecast2 Server
		There are several sites hosted by the developers themselves, who add to the icecast products customized features, cutting-edge items, or pre-built binaries for users.
		As no page is ever static, the modules mentioned here may change over time on the Xiph page.
		Experience has shown that the best method for installing icecast2 and related applications is to download all source code and then compile it later rather than downloading each program individually, compiling, and then downloading again.
	www.gnuware.com /icecast/chap_07.html (1782 words)

	On2 and Xiph Announce Alpha Code Release of 'Theora,' VP3/Vorbis-Based Multimedia Solution
		On2 and Xiph Announce Alpha Code Release of 'Theora,' VP3/Vorbis-Based Multimedia Solution
		Theora is the project name for the combination of VP3, Vorbis Audio, and Ogg media framework that represents a breakthrough in license- and royalty-free open-source solutions for multimedia developers and users.
		Terms and conditions, including restrictions on redistribution, apply.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/10-03-2002/0001812165&EDATE= (296 words)

	NewsForge \| Interview with Xiph CEO Emmett Plant on Xiph.org
		Interview with Xiph CEO Emmett Plant on Xiph.org
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		George Diamantopoulos writes "We just interviewed Xiph.org foundation's CEO Emmett Plant on Theora, their new project.
	www.newsforge.com /newsvac/02/06/24/0415225.shtml (108 words)

	Vorbis.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		To obtain the source code, please see the xiph download page.
		Ogg Vorbis is a completely open, patent-free, professional audio encoding and streaming technology with all the benefits of Open Source.
		View our list of 3rd Party Software that uses Vorbis.
	www.vorbis.com (55 words)

	Fluendo Funds Xiph.org for Vorbis and Theora RTP Specifications : ArriveNet Press Releases : Technology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		By implementing Xiph's Ogg codecs over RTP, Fluendo is not only enhancing their own business, they're giving, truly giving, powerful media technologies to all the peoples of the world." says Christopher Montgomery, Executive Director of the Xiph.org Foundation.
		Xiph believes in leveling the playing field for digital content so that all producers and artists can distribute their work for minimal cost, regardless of industrial affiliation.
		For more information on Fluendo, visit the website at mail info@fluendo.com
	press.arrivenet.com /technology/article.php/528083.html (749 words)

	xiph.org: Media Container Formats
		Note: Open source implementations of mpeg program streams, avi and quicktime containers also exists.
		Ogg Media Container is developed by Xiph as the framework of a larger initiative aimed at developing a set of components for the coding and decoding of multimedia content which are both freely available and freely re-implementable in software.
		RFC 3533 and its MIME media type (application/ogg) in
	ftp.osuosl.org /pub/xiph/websites/xiph.org/container (926 words)

	Vorbis.com: Mac OS X Setup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Get Set Up To Listen: Mac OS X
		XiphQT: Xiph QuickTime Components (XiphQT) is a set of QuickTime plug-ins that allow iTunes, and other QuickTime-based applications, to play ogg vorbis files.
		It also contains a QuickTime component that allows iTunes to play ogg vorbis files.
	www.vorbis.com /setup_osx (113 words)

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