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Ogg Vorbis For Hardware Makers

SerpicoWasTaken writes "CNET has a story announcing the release of Tremor. It's an Ogg Vorbis (Vogg Gorbis, Vogg Orbus, or Ogg [unintelligable] as pronounced by the various managers in my office) decoder that does not require a floating point unit and could herald the rise of Ogg Vorbis compatible MP3 players." Update: 09/04 21:00 GMT by T : Sorry -- this story's a dupe.

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  1. Let it begin! by SkulkCU · · Score: 5, Informative
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  2. Video Games banned in Greece by SkulkCU · · Score: 3, Informative


    I've submitted that story... I can't imagine that others haven't. Maybe they think it's a joke?

    MSNBC article

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  3. For more details by eldimo · · Score: 2, Informative

    Check yesterday discussion

  4. Greece is old news by los+furtive · · Score: 3, Informative

    It was first mentioned way back on March 25th, and more recently in Slashback. Don't feel dumb though, I submitted the MSNBC story too but only later realized that it had been covered. Still, you'd think a place like Slashdot would give it a bit more press.

    I guess that's why it's 'news for geeks' and not 'news for greeks'

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  5. Re:Whats the deal with floating point? by fishbowl · · Score: 3, Informative
    Your example is of fixed point addition.

    Educate yourself a bit:

    Floating Point Tutorial

    Even Microsoft can help.

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  6. Re:Where to download encoder? by EdTheCzar · · Score: 2, Informative

    http://www.vorbis.com/download_win.psp Get "vorbis-tools", located under the Encoders/ Jukeboxes header. The encoder itself is oggenc.exe, but included in the package is a number of other programs for using the encoder.