http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/comments/feed/ <![CDATA[Spread Open Media Comments]]> Ivo Emanuel Gonçalves WordPress 2009-10-20T14:44:39Z http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/article/its-about-the-quality-its-about-the-freedom/#comment-5561 2009-10-20T16:44:39Z <![CDATA[Comment by: JAH]]> Peace to that i apreciate the cute characters

]]> http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/article/its-about-the-quality-its-about-the-freedom/#comment-5378 2009-10-12T11:44:05Z <![CDATA[Comment by: bzhuo]]> http://www.projecth2o.net great to see open source being promoted.

]]> http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/news/the-html-5-wars-and-why-you-should-avoid-them/#comment-2505 2009-03-02T09:51:53Z <![CDATA[Comment by: arnuld]]> http://www.lispmachine.wordpress.com I agree with that you on that sharing content in Ogg and Theora will make it popular but trust me that idea does not work. I have myself blooged about such sharing idea. Practially, people never do that, they just care about whether they have gootton an iPod or whether they have a Blu-Ray DVD writer or not. They don’t care whether its free or proprietary format. People don’t want to know this. Tell me how many Computer Programmers like RMS’s speech and philosophy, well many but how many follow his philosophy (less than 10% ?) . I myself have all the audio songs on my HDD in ogg format. I stopped using mp3 around 2 years ago when I found Ogg Vorbis. I put my old Celeron 600 MHz onto work whole night for I converted every mp3 song into an ogg song. I share all of those songs in ogg format, I force my friedns to use ogg because they don’t find any mp3 on my HDD.

I don’t know how much it has affected the world but my friends don’t give a damn about Free World and same way they don’t give a damn about the format my songs are in as long as they can play it on Winamp. I don’t know of the other way to spread free formats. I don’t rip any DVDs, when I will rip, I will rip then into theora. This one requires chane on the part of every individual which is not possible at a level where people love to boot Windows.

]]> http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/article/introducing-ogg-kate-the-next-generation-subtitle-format/#comment-2329 2009-02-12T14:11:22Z <![CDATA[Comment by: Giom]]> In order to gain acceptance, Kate needs to work its way into other projects such as Subtitle Editor, Gnome Subtitles, KSubtile, Gaupol, Perl libs ( and even Media Subtitler) - besides the playback software.
This is important for popular creation and conversion.

]]> http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/news/the-html-5-wars-and-why-you-should-avoid-them/#comment-2160 2009-01-27T01:37:14Z <![CDATA[Comment by: Marghanita]]> http://www.ramin.com.au/linux/web-video-formats.shtml Pity, I didn’t know about your site a week earlier.

I created a number of clips with Kino in Ogg format and the three that were uploaded to Youtube were converted during the upload. See http://www.ramin.com.au/linux/web-video-formats.shtml

]]> http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/article/introducing-ogg-kate-the-next-generation-subtitle-format/#comment-1982 2009-01-02T23:57:40Z <![CDATA[Comment by: Boycott Novell » Links 02/01/2009:]]> http://boycottnovell.com/2009/01/02/links-02012009/ […] Introducing Ogg Kate, the next generation subtitle format In a time when free formats are finally gaining some terrain over their counterparts, there was a niche in Ogg that had not been properly tapped yet: captioning. […]

]]> http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/article/introducing-ogg-kate-the-next-generation-subtitle-format/#comment-1972 2009-01-01T20:07:22Z <![CDATA[Comment by: Ivo]]> Pham, there is a patch for Thoggen waiting for approval. Ogg Kate cannot be used directly in DVD video, since that media uses an MPEG-specific subtitle format, but you can convert from Kate to DVD subtitles.

]]> http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/article/introducing-ogg-kate-the-next-generation-subtitle-format/#comment-1970 2009-01-01T14:30:05Z <![CDATA[Comment by: Pham]]> Can this allow DVD subtitles ?
Unicode does good. But DVD using images, and not text, so Unicode
can not be used.
Kate has images ?
Theora is great, but no subtitles means English movies are nogo for foreigners.

]]> http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/article/introducing-ogg-kate-the-next-generation-subtitle-format/#comment-1967 2009-01-01T11:58:55Z <![CDATA[Comment by: Lex]]> lol, agreed rm. although, I thought that this had something to do with Quanta+/KDE WebDev team as well as the KDE advanced text editor.

I’ve been using Matroska *.mvs for subtitles, so it’s good to see OGG get this too.

]]> http://spreadopenmedia.org/blog/article/introducing-ogg-kate-the-next-generation-subtitle-format/#comment-1966 2009-01-01T11:21:17Z <![CDATA[Comment by: rm]]> http://rm.pp.ru/ An unfortunate choice of name, considering that Kate is a well-known KDE text editor (http://kate-editor.org/).

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