Ogg Theora support?

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• DDL replication is not supported in DB2

  I found this error once I created process on DB2 DDL,
  you have the same problem? and how to fix this isue?
  

    ERROR OGG-00453  DDL Replication is not supported for this database.

  Thanks Riyas

  Hi Riyas,

  Just found a document which States that the DDL replication is not supported in the DB2 database.

  GoldenGate (OGG) Oracle supports replication DDL for DB2 (Doc ID 1303729.1)

  Thank you
  Kamal.

• Where on the map SD Open ZTE put I videos

  I loaded a video mp4 on the SD card, but he does not see the operating system. Then I thought, the wrong format and I converted the video in OGG Theora format, but the operating system always do not see. Is there a specific place on the SD card where to go? Must the video be adjusted to the smaller formats?

  eventually, all of my videos are < 70 MB each.

  Its really confusing and I hope that they give clear criteria on this subject. It reminds me of the days palm, webOS (quite similar to firefox os) always just seen some videos for various reasons, even thought it claims to support "mp4, h.264. Laughing out loud

• HTML5 Version of Grooveshark on my tablet is not playing music. Is there a fix I can try?

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  This site, it works very well on the stock android browser, but when I try to play music via Firefox beta app it won't play music at all.
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• How to convert a video .mp4 .ogv?

  Hello

  In addition to the use of edge animate, I also have After Effects and Adobe Media Encoder.

  Anyone know how to convert a video .mp4 I created and exported from After Effects in .ogv format?

  Unfortunately, it seems that I need the .ogv format to get my preso Animate to play in Firefox. Embedded videos in animate with .mp4 play great on everything except Firefox. Docs animate suggest generating a second type of video compatible HTML5 and import in Edge animate...

  Thanks in advance,

  Rich

  Hi rich,

  Unfortunately, Adobe Media Encoder is taken in native support for ogg/theora or ogg/vorbis. However, you can install a (currently beta) plug-in on your system that will allow encoding ogg in SOUL:

  fnordware/AdobeOgg · GitHub

  Or, if you prefer, you can also install the Firefogg Firefox extension and code to ogv directly from Firefox:

  Firefogg - video and audio encoding for Firefox

  I had excellent results using the two methods above.

  HTH,

  Joe

• How to generate HTML5 files after effects CC?

  Hello

  Forgive my n00b question, but I have built a small video in After Effects, I need to import into Adobe Edge animate. Edge says it will take files .ogg, then how to convert an After Effects project for printing usable images available at the sources of the HTML5?

  Thanks again,

  Rich

  Rick (and anyone else's work through this issue):

  I got this info when I posted this same question on the forums of edge animate, I hope it helps :-)

  Hi rich,

  Unfortunately, Adobe Media Encoder is taken in native support for ogg/theora or ogg/vorbis. However, you can install a (currently beta) plug-in on your system that will allow encoding ogg in SOUL:

  fnordware/AdobeOgg · GitHub

  Or, if you prefer, you can also install the Firefogg Firefox extension and code to ogv directly from Firefox:

  Firefogg - video and audio encoding for Firefox

  I had excellent results using the two methods above.

• With more than 2 GB videos for veiwing h264 problems, they won't play in windows or version mac et seq., less than 2 GB, they play very well.

  I work for a video company, video encoding, the only problem we have is Firefox plays videos not encoded as H 264 (1080) greater than 2 GB, because they do not play. I tried the two latest version 9.0.1 in mac and windows and no change. In Internet Explorer, Chrome, the video plays well. Is there a file limit in Firefox? I read somewhere else that FF also has problems downloading files of 2 GB, do not know who is bound. Any help would be appreciated.

  Firefox does even not play H264 content by default. For HTML5 video, it will play OGG / Theora and WebM, but a plugin is necessary for the H264 content.

• Add vorbis ogg/ogv theora to Adobe Media Encoder

  This question comes to me from time to time:

  How to add vorbis ogg/ogv theora to Adobe Media Encoder

  Adobe Media Encoder makes it easy to code anything (video stand-alone files, PremierePro, After Effects, Photoshop exports). It allows multiple output file and sound make interface, it is not so easy to understand, you're wondering why everything done the same way.

  The great part about this is that I can build a preset and let SOUL works in the background on any videofile I need, even queuing of dozens of films.

  But.

  From time to time, I do the web, formats html5 videos asked as mp4, webm (less now) sometimes and ogg. I would like to start a queue file, or just a small preset and leaves SOUL do both. Except that I can't export files de.ogg/.ogv of the SOUL.

  When I look for answers, the very little answers is:

  -go and ask on the feature request page (as I did today, twice, since I couldn't find a thread dedicated to SOUL)

  -use an external converter free

  -We cannot because licensing forbids you to include this free codec inside a commercial product (without to release all the source as free license, which you don't want, and I understand that).

  -.ogg/.OGV are not "professional video formats" do not answer or help pro...

  -What is firefox/mozilla/linux?... etc.

  Now, what I'm doing (really) and invite others to do:

  -Fill out this feature request (a simple "I need video codecs html5 included with TEA or a simple guide on how to do", "I need to include different formats, fast, this one tool", even put the link of this thread ( http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1239632 ), so that they know back (and blame me later on that))

  -Use external converters

  -Spread the word.

  -find answers.

  -find someone who could explain in English (I could translate in french if the solution seems feasible) how to proceed, what are the ways to add that.

  WARNING: I am NOT a developer, so there is no chance that I have "change" in available sources of the format/encoders available for free. But I CAN follow the steps.

  If someone from adobe or users have answers, ideas that I forgot, don't hesitate.

  I saw your post and the other talking about Ogg support at first. I thought it would be pretty easy to do, and it was! Download here:

  http://www.fnordware.com/downloads/Ogg_v0.5b1_mac.zip

  http://www.fnordware.com/downloads/Ogg_v0.5b1_win.zip

  In fact, it was so fast, I decided to add support of FLAC as well. That could be a mistake. It was much more difficult and in fact I never got properly from Windows. But for Mac users, you support FLAC too.

  Programmers, feel free to help solve the problems of Windows, because this plugin is open source. It's here on GitHub.

  Brendan

  (PS - Yes I'm guilty of basically copy and paste my post in this thread.)

• Support OGG?

  The 1.01.15 notes say "OGG codec for audio is now supported. Yet when I try to transfer some audio files Ogg for windows rocket tells me that the device does not support this format, and refuses to transfer the files. What gives?

  Try changing your USB mode on your rocket in MSC mode. No MTP or Auto-defaut. It's under SETTINGS > SYSTEM SETTINGS > USB Mode. Now you should be able to drag & move your .ogg files to your rocket. I don't think that .ogm files recognize however.

• Support for Ogg 12 c smallint

  Hi all

  Can you please if OGG 12 c supports the data type smallint for replication between an oracle database?

  I checked in the site of oracle certification, but cannot get anything specific.

  Thank you

  Basu

  Hi Ben,

  SMALLINT data type is supported by Oracle GoldenGate. In fact, in Oracle, the SMALLINT data type is subtype of the NUMBER data type. Although if you create a column with the SMALLINT data type, when you describe the table, it shows that NUMBER only. SMALLINT is nothing else than the 38 whole numbers.

  SQL > create table test (emp_no smallint, name varchar2 (10));

  Table created.

  SQL > insert into test values(1,'veera');

  1 line of creation.

  SQL > commit;

  Validation complete.

  SQL > select * from test;

  EMP_NO NAME

  ----------      ----------

  1 veera

  SQL > desc test

  Name                                  Null?         Type

  ----------------------------------------- --------   ----------------------------

  EMP_NO NUMBER (38)

  NAME VARCHAR2 (10)

  Kind regards

  Veera

• OGG-01028 object with the number of the object 80673 is compressed. Compression of the table is not supported.

  (1) I received an email like this:

  Event_alert

  2013-09-17 22:00:16 ERROR OGG - 01028 Oracle GoldenGate Capture for Oracle, ext_1.prm: object with the number of the object 80673 is compressed. Compression of the table is not supported.

  2013-09-17 22:00:16 ERROR OGG - 01668 Oracle GoldenGate Capture for Oracle, ext_1.prm: PROCESS ABENDING.

  (2) I have not found the OBJ

  SQL > select OBJECT_ID, OBJECT_NAME from dba_objects where object_id = 80673;

  no selected line

  (3) change a few times the process EXT recover;

  (4) my excerpt settings

  Cat ext_1.prm

  EXTRACT ext_1

  Ogg, ogg PASSWORD USERID

  TRANLOGOPTIONS EXCLUDEUSER ogg

  SETENV (NLS_LANG = AMERICAN_AMERICA. ZHS16GBK)

  -SETENV (NLS_LANG = AMERICAN_AMERICA. AL32UTF8)

  EXTTRAIL ./dirdat/t1

  DYNAMICRESOLUTION

  TABLE YBK.*;

  This is a bug that has been fixed

  Excerpt from abending with Table of Compression is not supported, even if the database has no tables compressed. (Doc ID 1510691.1)

  event text: Oracle GoldenGate Capture for Oracle, ext_1.prm: object with the number of the object 86173 is compressed. Compression of the table is not supported.

  tableexclude *. DBMS_TABCOMP_TEMP *.

• DW CC 2014 MPEG4 (.mp4), Ogg Vorbis (.ogv) and video Formats support WebM (.webm) taken?

  I'm sure that the answer is no, but I need to check if these formats are supported in DW or must be coded manually.  I know that HTML5 and Flash video are supported.

  Thank you!

  Jerry

  HTML5 video is MP4, WEBM and OGG.

  And Yes, the HTML5 video embed code is supported by DW CS6 and above.

  Go to the menu insertion , HTML5 video.   Do not use the Flash.  It is a web technology dead.

  Nancy O.

• Does not play OGG and WebM

  I bring an OGG and WebM video directly on Firefox and it will play, but when the HTML 5 tag using video the video will not play. The tags to read the video appropriate in Safari and Chrome, thin but not in Firefox. Here is the code:

  <video width="960" height="400" controls="controls" autoplay="autoplay" loop="loop" poster="http://theactingcenterla.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Phylicia-Jackson-HomeHeader3.jpg">
  <source src="http://theactingcenterla.com/wp-content/uploads/PromoVideo-WebPage960.ogv" type='video/ogg; codecs="theora, vorbis"' />
  <source src="http://theactingcenterla.com/wp-content/uploads/PromoVideo-WebPage960-600k.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
  <source src="http://theactingcenterla.com/wp-content/uploads/PromoVideo-WebPage960.webm" type='video/webm; codecs="vp8.0, vorbis"'/>
  </video>

  It's a problem with the server.

  The WebM and OGG file are send as text/plain, and it does not work with the video tag.

  • http://theactingcenterla.com/wp-content/uploads/PromoVideo-WebPage960.WEBM
  • http://theactingcenterla.com/wp-content/uploads/PromoVideo-WebPage960.OGV

  You must ensure that you send the file with the MIME type supported.

  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/en/Media_formats_supported_by_the_audio_and_video_elements
  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/en/Configuring_servers_for_Ogg_media
  • http://httpd.Apache.org/docs/current/MOD/mod_mime.HTML#AddType

  AddType audio/ogg oga ogg
  AddType video/ogg ogv
  AddType video/webm .webm
  

• try reading a .ogg file

  How can I get WMP to play a .ogg file?  Y at - it a specific codec can be downloaded?  Or is there another program or application that someone could recommend that can play most of all kind of audio file there?

  How can I get WMP to play a .ogg file?  Y at - it a specific codec can be downloaded?  Or is there another program or application that someone could recommend that can play most of all kind of audio file there?

  =======================================
  The following links may be worth a visit:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Enable. Support playback of OGG for Windows Media Player file
  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/ogg.htm

  Filter DirectShow for Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, Speex and Theora
  http://Xiph.org/DShow/

  If you prefer to install a Pack of codecs may be one of the
  following would be worth a try:

  * Proceed at your own risk *.

  (1) news of CCCP (combined Community Codec Pack)
  http://www.CCCP-project.NET/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

  (2) K-Lite Codec Pack (full)
  http://www.filehippo.com/download_klite_codec_pack/

  Good luck... Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Firefox, HTML5 video and support.

  I have a video I put on one of my sites. I intend to launch tomorrow, regardless.

  Video works fine in Internet Exploder 7 and 8, because I put a Flash object there after both first source descriptions. But the following code will not work with Firefox:

  < video width = "640" height = "480" controls >

  < source src = 'path-to/new_movie.mp4' type = video/mp4"; codecs = "avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2" ">"

  < source src = 'path-to/new_movie.ogv' type = video/ogg"; codecs = 'theora, vorbis' ">"

  < / video >

  I understand that you have to first show the .mp4 or mobile browsers (which I checked) not loading not video. And I got it taken Firefox supported the free Ogg Vorbis video.

  I get a grey box in Firefox (version 9.0.1) with a "loading" symbol (that never stops).

  Should I use another 'wrapper' or codec for Firefox? Anyone know?

  That is the problem.

  My necessary .htaccess file a few lines of code. All other browsers read file .ogg very well, although those with the video .mp4 support saw this and we were happy.

  Here's what I had to do.

  Open Dreamweaver.

  Look at the remote server.

  Download (or 'get') the .htaccess file.

  Opejn the .htaccess file in Dreamweaver (mode code only for these types of documents, of course).

  Add the following three lines of code to the .htaccess doc:

  AddType audio/ogg .oga

  AddType video/ogg .ogv

  AddType application/ogg OGG

  Download or 'put' the file on the remote server.

  Instantly, Firefox could see. Ogg video. Without that, it does work in Firefox. I have no idea why all other browsers will play the video in Ogg and Firefox won't unless you do this. The folks at Mozilla was told that a "text" file has been handed over, but apparently Chrome knew just what he was.