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rm42 2009-10-16 13:42

Re: How Nokia Learned to Love Openness
 
OK. So Nokia won't do the work themselves to implement ogg out of the box in its devices and will not support it becoming a W3C standard. But, they provide us with an open platform with all the resources to do it ourselves. I guess that is fair enough. Thanks to all. :)

solarion 2009-10-18 02:45

Re: How Nokia Learned to Love Openness
 
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Originally Posted by rm42 (Post 348037)
Royalties to whom? There are no royalties needed to implement ogg, that is the whole point. Is there some official explanation as to why Nokia looks down on ogg, or is just a matter of some higher ups having stocks in Fraunhofer IIS?

Exactly my point. (The statement was, bolded for clarity, "Heaven forbid Nokia not pay royalties" ;)

Texrat 2009-10-18 03:02

Re: How Nokia Learned to Love Openness
 
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Originally Posted by pycage (Post 348120)
The media player on the N900 can read the Ogg tags with the latest ogg-support.

It can't read the ogg export of a song I'm working on... :(

RipTorn 2009-10-18 03:15

Re: How Nokia Learned to Love Openness
 
Is there an official stance on why ogg is not implemented?
I'm just curios as I haven't come across anything that tells us why.

pycage 2009-10-18 10:18

Re: How Nokia Learned to Love Openness
 
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Originally Posted by RipTorn (Post 350066)
Is there an official stance on why ogg is not implemented?
I'm just curios as I haven't come across anything that tells us why.

There is no official stance AFAICT but I believe it's because Nokia is holding patents on H.264 and wants to drive people use it instead of free formats. The more H.264 content there is the more device manufacturers will have to license H.264.


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