Beta Ogg Vorbis Firmware For The Neuros [updated]
volsung writes "It's finally here! Xiph.org has made a beta release of firmware with Ogg Vorbis support for the Neuros portable music player. You can grab the firmware from the Neurosetta site. Note that this beta release only plays Vorbis files, and may skip on very high quality files, like average bitrates above 200 kbps. Also, you'll need to head over to the positron website for instructions on how to upload Vorbis files. Big thanks go out to Monty all of his hard work, and Digital Innovations for supporting the project.
(See the DI press release here.)"
Update: 07/01 15:26 GMT by T : Stan Seibert writes with an update: if you'd like to get one of these players, visit open.neurosaudio.com to find them on sale.
Beta Ogg Vorbis Firmware For The Neuros
Is it just me, or does it seem a bit wierd the fact that we understand what this sentence means...
-- the only thing we have to fear is really scary things
The above was taken from a link in the above story. Now, the problem I have is that I own three of these, Acorn Electrons. Can I simultaneously use an Electron and Positron, or am I going to end up annihilating something?
TIA LOL Me too!!!! etc.
I am sorry to inform you that "Ogg Vorbis" infringes on SCO copyright. We believe it was developed on the illegal Unix system "Linux" and under our EULA it belongs to us. We plan to file suit immediately.
Chris Sontag - Senior Vice President and General Manager, SCOsource
"640K ought to be enough for anybody." -- Bill Gates, chairman and founder of Microsoft
"I think there is a world market for maybe five computers." -- Thomas Watson, former chairman of IBM
There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home." -- Ken Olson, former president, former chairman and founder of Digital Equipment Corporation
Yep, prophets all... <grin>
Part Time Philosopher, Oft Times Romantic, Full Time Unix Geek
... but I'm not buying a portable music player until it plays ogg files ...
Ignore the "p2p is theft" trolls, they're just uninformed
Well, I for one have neither time nor a contract, but I'm so interested in bitrate peeling that I'm hereby willing to donate the name BitWhittler to the first program that gets off the ground and produces some working code.
I don't think that that name has been taken by anything else, so I think I made it up. In the Intellectual Property Era, that should be worth a serious tax deduction, too, right?
N
-- Watch the REAL Jon Katz.