Yeah, the track attribute of the media fragments specification that
Ralph links will in theory allow to just download the track-related
data. But it still requires implementation - either in the browser,
which will somehow need to identify which bytes belong to which track
and just request those
In order to do this you'd need to know /in advance/ exactly which Ogg
pages were audio and which were video so you could choose to only
download the vorbis pages. The upcoming Ogg Skeleton index does not
index pages at a high enough granularity to facilitate this. It could,
but then the index
I've heard it is easier with MP4 to do byte-range requests for a track
only. Thanks for clarifying that index won't have any of this
information! Indeed, providing an audio file on the server is the
simplest solution to this (follow the KISS-principle :).
Cheers,
Silvia.
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at
On 11 Dec 2007, at 16:20, alex wrote:
I am a webdeveloper and a fierce supporter of opensource. I was
under the impression the standards were being designed in the same
opensource spirit, but I may have been wrong.
Standards are developed inline with the policies of the organisations
2007/12/11, alex [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am a webdeveloper and a fierce supporter of opensource. I was under
the impression the standards were being designed in the same opensource
spirit, but I may have been wrong. Setting OGG as the de facto standard
is the best idea i've heard in a long time,
