papadoc
9th February 2002, 20:28
This from the BBC ogg folks:
Update (2002-02-08): Heh, ok, it was about time I updated this page and gave links to the live streams which most people are no doubt aware that we now have permission to continue streaming. Currently there is a Radio 4 stream, and two Radio 1 streams using different quality settings to ices. The _low is using -q 0, whilst the _high is using -q 3. I'd be interested to know if anyone can tell much difference between them (challenge for all you audiophiles out there :) Hopefully soon I'll be able to test some of the latest CVS code and try to accomodate the modem users among you.
You can go here (http://support.bbc.co.uk/ogg/) to the home page and find the two stream links.
Let him know what you think and keep up the support
for ogg streaming.
Ogg kicks Reals butt!!!
Update (2002-02-08): Heh, ok, it was about time I updated this page and gave links to the live streams which most people are no doubt aware that we now have permission to continue streaming. Currently there is a Radio 4 stream, and two Radio 1 streams using different quality settings to ices. The _low is using -q 0, whilst the _high is using -q 3. I'd be interested to know if anyone can tell much difference between them (challenge for all you audiophiles out there :) Hopefully soon I'll be able to test some of the latest CVS code and try to accomodate the modem users among you.
You can go here (http://support.bbc.co.uk/ogg/) to the home page and find the two stream links.
Let him know what you think and keep up the support
for ogg streaming.
Ogg kicks Reals butt!!!