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• BlackBerry Smartphones OGG suport

  I searched around on this subject and have not found much on other software of the device does not support OGG format.  From what I've read that I have not seen an explanation why this format is not supported.  Is there a plan to include support for this format in a later version?  I'm sure many of the developers of 3rd party media player would love to do this to add.  For me, it's the only feature that is missing from a phone device / I otherwise love it.

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• How does the new HTML5 video Support? and what are the limits?

  If the new benefit has been relased as well as many new features, including the video support HTML5 then with the new feature, here are a few new questions!

  How Edge to load the video? It is fully preloaded before Edge shows the content? Or is it more of a pregressive 'youtube' loading while playing?

  Or can choose us?

  What is the example of recommended video file size 4 MB?

  How does edge deal with browsers that only support .ogg or .webm instead of mp4?

  What about ISO & tablets support? loading time, 'delay', etc.?

  When you import an audio or video file, a group is created for you. You can import media with the same name (videosample.ogv; videosample.mp4) this group for compatibility with browsers. The corresponding format is chosen according to the browser which is in charge of the composition.

  About the WebM format - you can also add a webm file in your publication. However since it is a format of royalty, Animate will not display a live preview in the authoring tool. If your browser supports this then it will definitely play fine on the browser preview.

  You can take a look at the video lesson In - app, which is available in the Panel of lesson for more details on how it works.

  And Yes, you have options to preload for HTML5 video too, however progressive download is not available. You will need to use scripts using JS to achieve this functionality.

  Hope this helps and try this out.

  -Reynaud

• Need tech help. : restore or partitions, filesystems, etc..

  This question is for gurus and SanDisk tech support.

  I bought a Sansa Clip today and in learning to use it with my Linux (Ubuntu Hardy Heron) system, which is all messed up. I ended up using a partition editor under Linux to completely clean the clamp, then give him a MSDOS disklabel, a single partition covering the memory of 1 GB of this Clip and formatted this partition as a FAT32 file system.  However, as you can guess, this was not good enough.

  I can always connect the Sansa Clip to the computer and can partition and format (file system format) the Clip, but I hope someone can tell me exactly how many partitions to create, size, what files must be placed in the walls, what should be the names of files. Basically, I'm putting back the Clip in usable state through the understanding of some of these technical issues. I'm a computer user experienced enough (Linux and Mac only, not a lot of experience on Windows, sorry) and am not afraid to try anything. (That's why I messed up the Clip so bad.) :-)

  I tried many or most of the troubleshooting steps mentioned in this forum, but this problem is beyond their scope, I guess, because my Clip gives me still a message of error "not enough space for music DB" when it is disconnected from the computer, even immediately after deleting the partitions on the device and creating one or two new partitions (I tried to create 2 one as a partition of 16 MB (, FAT16 and later in another attempt a FAT32).

  Anyway, if anyone with a technical mastery can suggest what to do, he can help me and some other forum readers who like me are somewhat technically the inclined and capable, just clueless on this cute little particular device. :-)

  There is no sophisticated Linux users here on the forums of SanDisk, it would be a big favor if make you a picture of the memory of your Sansa Clip using the dd program the command line in a terminal and then available this picture of me and possibly others who intentionally or unintentionally (but for what they thought were good reasons) their little Sansa Clip hose. OR, perhaps, the good people in technical support at SanDisk have a utility to restore the partition/system files-files/system or a disk image? (hope, hope) :-)

  -Steve

  Have not yet heard from the SanDisk technical support, but as so often happens when people post problems in the forums, I finally managed to solve my problem in spite of the lack of help.

  SO, for all Linux users who may have a SanDisk Sansa Clip and are having problems with it, here's a brief overview of the problem and a solution.

  How to restore a watered Clip

  I recently bought a cute and tiny Sansa Clip 'MP3 player '. Hardship of editing under Linux (had old firmware), and after consulting various online here and at UbuntuForums.org and AnythingButiPod.com forums, I have read many reports that said the same thing: the firmware update, or if all else fails, reformat the Clip.

  I downloaded the SanDisk "Sansa Updater" application and tried to run the program only Windows under Wine (Windows emulator) under Linux. No luck; suspended program. Then -before I discovered we could manually update the firmware - I reformatted the flash memory of the drive with gparted, a partition-and-filesystem-format-from-scratch program under Linux. It was before I learned that "reformat" on the forums mean 'use the command 'Format' of the element. Stupid me!

  Yes - The Clip is so useless, a cute little plastic brick next to the computer. I contacted SanDisk technical support (still have not heard from them, a few days later) and wrote messages on all the forums begging for help.

  As is the case several times, I ended up helping me. I've done some research more and I tried a lot of ideas. One of them worked. The solution consists of two parts.

  Important note
  Before you try the following steps, if your Sansa Clip has not been completely rendered useless yet, you can use its own settings of--> Format command to reformat the Clip. It's easier and better, and then you can update the firmware manually (see the forums of SanDisk or AnythingButiPod.com forums for versions of firmware), or using the program "Sansa Updater.

  How to get a useless Sansa Clip works again

  1. Reformat Sansa Clip flash memory and install a FAT32 file system. You can reformat in Linux using Gparted, but the Clip still won't work because the Clip wants the exact settings that Windows uses when it formats a blank disc. However, reformat the Clip in Gparted will serve to ensure that it will not work absolutely nor be recognized by a Windows machine. So go ahead and this once if you wish. Then connect the Sansa Clip USB2 to a computer running Windows or Vista. Then use Windows File Manager (Windows Explorer) to try to open the drive letter of the USB Windows detected device. Windows will give you an error message saying: the drive is not formatted and offer to format it for you. Choose the FAT32 file system and uncheck "quick format". Then let Windows format the Sansa Clip flash memory.
  2. Once the Clip is in the Windows format, delete ('remove hardware safely' icon in the system tray, then unplugging the USB cable). Then go to SanDisk.com and download the "Sansa Updater." This application is update the firmware for the Sansa Clips that are already working, but believe it or not, it can also completely restore the firmware and de-structure of directories and files including the Clip needs to run. After downloading and running or installing the update for Sansa, close the program. Then reconnect the Clip on Windows. It must be recognized and the Sansa Updater program may start automatically. If not, then find the Sansa Updater in the start menu, run it and follow its instructions. It will get your Sansa Clip, then download the latest firmware, then restore your Sansa Clip used-to-be-there's no need to Virgin State, approved, fully updated that works very well with Ubuntu Hardy Heron and even now supports OGG and FLAC!

  Best wishes to all. Hope this helps other users to Sansa Clip.

• Vorbis on sansa

  Ogg is nativily supported by the sansa fuze?

  I don't know what you mean by natively, but if you are running the latest firmware it will support ogg.

• How to auto play to a WMP playlist radio?

  I created a playlist with the radio stations live in WMP 12, but when a click next to scroll through them streams starts automatically, so I have to press Play on each station!

  PS I don't mean you support .ogg.

  Hello
  Unforunately, the kind of functionality you are looking for will not be possible to x-rays from a Windows media player Playlist autoplay. Radio stations are not designed to be skipped between them. This is normal.
  Kind regards
  Ramata Thakur

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer. Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Ogg Theora support?

  As we have Ogg Vorbis and FLAC support, another open free codec that is missing is Ogg Theora

  "Theora is a free and open of the Xiph.org Foundation video compression format. As all of our multimedia technologies, it can be used to distribute movies and videos online and on disc without licenses and charges fees or lock-in associated with the other formats.

  Theora can evolve from postage stamp to HD resolution and is considered to be particularly competitive at low flows. It is in the same class as MPEG-4/DiVX, and as the Vorbis audio codec , there a lot of things to improve as Encoder technology develops.

  Theora is in full from public version of November 3, 2008. The format of the bitstream for Theora I was frozen Thursday, July 1, 2004. All streams encoded since that date will remain compatible with future versions. "

  should be enough honest to implement, Fuze has basically half the codec built-in, aka ogg (container) and vorbis (audio)

  http://www.Theora.org/

  http://WSS.co.UK/PinkNoise/theorarm/

  Don't hold your breath waiting for.

• 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 *.

• Supported formats?

  Hello

  I have sansa clip 2 GB and I would like to knowwhat kind of formats to support players and they Kbps max rate.

  It supports mp3, wma, wav from 11 to 48 kHz, 32 Kbps - 320 Kbps and ogg flac (up to 500 Kbps),

• Podcast OGG resume problems when the device has been turned off and on again

  Even if the rocket + is listed as support AAC, it seems it does not support AAC files over a certain length, otherwise some file size.  (Someone, is it a value of its own thread?)

  For this reason, I need to convert some podcasts to another file format before listening.  MediaMonkey standard appears to limit MP3 conversions (but I love the software otherwise) so I thought that I would like to convert it into OGG instead (and OGG seems to have a better rate of compression than MP3 anyway).

  I found it by listening to these podcasts I can pause successfully to create a restore point, and when I come back, it takes up very well, as long as the device has not been driven off the coast between the two.  If the unit has cycled and turn it back on, when I come back to try to resume, it tries (he lists even the index of screen time) but then says "no file type supported" and fails to resume.  I tested on my old Fuze and do not have the same problem.

  Others experiencing the same thing?  I want to make sure that if it is just a simple bug of Sandisk is aware of this and can provide a fix in a future update.

  BTW, I'm using firmware 1.32.00 (latest as of this post).

  This seems to have been fixed with the latest firmware.

• Files Ogg on Fuze

  Hello

  I have a new 8GB fuse and a lot of my collection of music taken from the Ogg format. These are read without any problem in programs like Foobar and players (iAudio and iRiver).
  So, I am very surprised that they do not play on my rocket. Maybe someone knows the problem and help me to enter the world of Fuze without more disappointments.

  The detonators of the Firmware: 02.02.26F
  Extraction of program: Exact Audio Copy
  Encoder: oggenc2.exe
  Additional command line: q - 6 - one '% a' t '%t'-l "%g" d "%y" n "%n" g "%m" o %d %s

  In addition, the "rocket" couldn't read the labels (well if not well in Foobar).

  Any suggestion is appreciated. Thank you.

  Bo-girona wrote:
  Hello

  I have a new 8GB fuse and a lot of my collection of music taken from the Ogg format. These are read without any problem in programs like Foobar and players (iAudio and iRiver).
  So, I am very surprised that they do not play on my rocket. Maybe someone knows the problem and help me to enter the world of Fuze without more disappointments.

  The detonators of the Firmware: 02.02.26F
  Extraction of program: Exact Audio Copy
  Encoder: oggenc2.exe
  Additional command line: q - 6 - one '% a' t '%t'-l "%g" d "%y" n "%n" g "%m" o %d %s

  In addition, the "rocket" couldn't read the labels (well if not well in Foobar).

  Any suggestion is appreciated. Thank you.

  I guess that your problem is related to the tag. The "rocket" is a bit picky about the tags and could jump just files if they have not supported tags.

  One thing that you should definitely avoid adds ID3 tags to files ogg / flac. Please check this first! Although if you used the above command line arguments only it should not be. If you are still having problems I recommend you to strip all the tags off the coast for one of your bad files and see if it works now (use the navigation in the files then). After that, you could gradually add tags with your favored tag editor. Note that the character set of your additional labels might be of importance (I have not checked carefully).