I'm sure it wouldn't be a small project but maybe not as big as httpclient. Of course it would depend on the number of encoders/decoders included in the project. There are a couple of Java implementations already for MP3 and OGG/Vorbis but by different parties and so work differently. I would like to see a unified interface to various encoders/decoders so client software can use a simple API to access various kinds of media, hence my desire to see a project in commons/jakarta to deal with this. I can't think of a better home.

I await your advice on the issue of patents (Martin van den Bemt) however should the possibility of patent issues stop us ? I mean there is a patent for MP3 but the folks at javazoom have released an MP3 decoder. Isn't it OK to release in source form ?

how do we/I proceed ?

regards
damian

Henri Yandell wrote:

Probably not within Commons. They all sound like quite large projects
and Commons is more about smaller codebases.

That said, I've never developed audio/video so maybe it's simpler than
I think :)

Hen

On 1/17/06, Damian Hamill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
is there any interest in developing a set of media tools to handle the
various audo/video formats that are around ?

regards
damian

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