Re: iAudio X5 says it supports "Ogg" not "Vorbis"
Daniel James <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.multimedia.ogg.advocacy |
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| Organization | mondo designo |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi Monty, > With a few notable exceptions, the community > submissions were deeply amateurish. It's ironic that you're down on amateurs, given that many contributions to Xiph.org projects are unpaid. Of course I support your right to choose the branding that you think is the best. > Attached is a both the initial branding package from last year as > well as some of the more refined/finished logos from the most > recent deliverable. I'm afraid that you've proved the point that you don't understand hardware branding. These logos are fine for a website but of no use to a hardware OEM - too complicated, too many colours, and you can't recognise them at a small size. Plus there's the issue that you've assumed the target audience can read a Latin script. If you think of something like the Dolby logo, it's independent of any character set. > I'm afraid we'll both ignore you unless you have something > constructive to offer as well. I have been trying to be constructive, but it's not easy when your contribution is dismissed out of hand. If you're determined to stick with the fish for Vorbis, then I suggest making it a black outline in SVG format and see how it looks when printed 4mm in width on a piece of aluminium. Cheers! Daniel