Re: using theora for voice-audio playback
Basil Mohamed Gohar <[email protected]>
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On 10/19/2010 09:36 PM, Mark Edwards wrote: > hello all - > > i wish to use theora for voice-audio website playback. > > ideally i would be using speex but from what i can tell, i am unable > to use theora in html5 to play back speex files. i know speex can be > done with flash, but i want to avoid using flash. > > > i have about 5,000 separate but SHORT audio voice files (most are > under 5 seconds). i have selected ogg-vorbis 32kbps 22,050 mono as > my settings. > > does anybody have any opinions on this? any better ideas? note - i > need to avoid mp3 for this project. > > thanks, > mark > Mark, Theora is a video format. I think you mean Ogg, which is a container format, and it is most commonly used for the popular Vorbis audio format. While Ogg can be used with Speex, if you are aiming for small sized-files and low bitrates, it's more efficient to use the plain default container that Speex uses. However, neither Speex nor its native format are supported by any current browsers, to my recollection. You will probably need a plug-in to get Speex playback in the browser. However, since your files are already in low-bitrate Ogg Vorbis files, and these are already supported in most browsers, I wonder why you need to go to Speex at all? Do you have any special reason to do so? _______________________________________________ theora mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/theora