Canadian Public Radio Streaming Ogg Vorbis
d00dman writes "CBC Radio, Canada's major national public broadcaster is now streaming in ogg/vorbis. Recently CBC had switched from realmedia streams to windows media streams for their radio broadcasts. After receiving a plethora of complaints, suggesting ogg/vorbis as an alternative, CBC has begun a test ogg stream of the toronto stations. They boast in their ogg FAQ that they're encoding with oddcast and streaming with icecast."
Sounds very forward-thinking. I will definitely be listening to this stream when I move there soon.
What a bunch of standards-following wimps Canadians are. Join Kyoto protocol. Join international world court. Use the same ballot across the nation. (Count that ballot in hours.) Same-sex marriage. Soon-to-be-legal marijuana. Free health care. Soon to be free daycare. What a crew. Oh, and some Ogg Vorbis thingee now, too.
Well, I think AOL tried something like that. A proxy intercepts the audio stream and gives your PC speaker beep commands. It's like, 5x faster!
In Soviet America the banks rob you!
Windows - Winamp
MacOS 9 - upgrade
Amiga - buy a new computer
In Soviet America the banks rob you!
I complained to them the day they switched (as i always do when someone picks a proprietary M$ format) but i didn't expect anything would come of it.
Does anyone know of a good ogg client for OS X?
The difference between Canada and the USA is that in Canada healthcare is a right and gun ownership is a privilege.