I'm glad they did put it in RealPlayer format - how many people have an Ogg Vorbis player and why should they half to download yet another program for multimedia. There is already Windows Media Player, Quicktime, Realplayer, Flash, Java, etc.

Ken Barber wrote:
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 15:06, Bob Miller wrote:

From: Ken Barber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [laneopensource] HB 2892 - history in the making

[...] You will need RealPlayer installed on your computer for
this to work.

The irony is delicious. (-:


In the draft of the bill that I sent to Rep. Barnhart, there was a clause that would have required the State to use open-standard formats in all public documents available for electronic download -- which would probably require them, in the future, to make these things available in Ogg. Unfortunately, that was removed before the bill was sent to Legislative Counsel for its final draft.

Ken


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