Comments on: Jim Gettys at the Linux Conference http://olpc.tv/2007/01/17/jim-gettys-at-the-linux-conference/ Videos of the One Laptop Per Child Thu, 17 May 2012 21:04:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Frederick007 http://olpc.tv/2007/01/17/jim-gettys-at-the-linux-conference/#comment-799 Frederick007 Wed, 14 Mar 2007 13:25:10 +0000 http://olpc.tv/2007/01/17/jim-gettys-at-the-linux-conference/#comment-799 Does anybody know under which license this ogg-file is published? This video was made at an open source meeting. Consequently it should be licensed under a "Creative Commons"-license, without too much restrictions. Does anybody know under which license this ogg-file is published? This video was made at an open source meeting. Consequently it should be licensed under a “Creative Commons”-license, without too much restrictions.

]]> By: Videofan http://olpc.tv/2007/01/17/jim-gettys-at-the-linux-conference/#comment-798 Videofan Sat, 10 Mar 2007 14:11:07 +0000 http://olpc.tv/2007/01/17/jim-gettys-at-the-linux-conference/#comment-798 Hello to everybody, as I read the comments in the section "Jim Gettys at FOSDEM in Belgium" I think it would be quite useful to give the same hints to this post: Post from Jan001: To those out there, who have problems with the ogg-multimedia-file to play with the windows media player… Here is a link for the relevant ogg codecs (current stable version (0.71.0946) - 24/02/2006) that need to be installed : - http://www.illiminable.com/ogg/ After installation your windows media player should play the ogg(-theora)-video. P.S: Please pay attention to the section “known issues”. And moreover this post from Charbax: Thanks for the info. I think people can also install Videolan Client to playback Ogg Theora video on any platform from http://www.videolan.org/ Yesterday, I was looking around the Internet for information about how I could embed the Ogg Theora videos into somekind of video embedding options. I found some information and have tested Cortoda, iTheora and mv-embed but non seem to provide a way to use the .ogg hosted at a remote server, nor have double click on the video to go in full screen, nor to provide progressive downloading. Maybe soon I will at least encode this .ogg to a format which Google Video could take in and so that I could embed here also a Flash video version. Perhaps this will help all non-computer experts to come along with this ogg-multimedia file. Hello to everybody,
as I read the comments in the section “Jim Gettys at FOSDEM in Belgium” I think it would be quite useful to give the same hints to this post:

Post from Jan001:
To those out there, who have problems with the ogg-multimedia-file to play with the windows media player…

Here is a link for the relevant ogg codecs (current stable version (0.71.0946) - 24/02/2006) that need to be installed :
- http://www.illiminable.com/ogg/

After installation your windows media player should play the ogg(-theora)-video.

P.S: Please pay attention to the section “known issues”.

And moreover this post from Charbax:
Thanks for the info. I think people can also install Videolan Client to playback Ogg Theora video on any platform from http://www.videolan.org/

Yesterday, I was looking around the Internet for information about how I could embed the Ogg Theora videos into somekind of video embedding options. I found some information and have tested Cortoda, iTheora and mv-embed but non seem to provide a way to use the .ogg hosted at a remote server, nor have double click on the video to go in full screen, nor to provide progressive downloading.

Maybe soon I will at least encode this .ogg to a format which Google Video could take in and so that I could embed here also a Flash video version.

Perhaps this will help all non-computer experts to come along with this ogg-multimedia file.

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