Am Donnerstag, 5. Januar 2006 07:57 schrieb Paul Surgeon:
> Problem 2 (Nasal approach) :
> I'd really like to use Nasal but there is no sane way to play audio files
> via Nasal. Creating hundreds of properties in the property tree tied to
> audio files isn't a nice solution.
> Also FlightGear doesn't support Ogg Vorbis files as far as I know and
> having a lot of audio feedback from the instructor is vital and certainly
> makes the whole process a lot more realistic and enjoyable.
> I'm getting a 10:1 reduction in file size using the Ogg Vorbis format on my
> instructor recordings.
> Files that are 0.5MB in WAV format compress down to about 35KB in Ogg
> Vorbis format and I can't tell the difference in quality.

You are right, Ogg/Vorbis is really a great compressed audio format. All my 
new songs I compress in vorbis now; just an information apart. ;)

Well.. If you say, you need vorbis support in fgfs, you have 2 possibilities:
link them dynamicly at runtime or take the whole source and implement it into 
fgfs. 

The second solution would ensure that every user can use the FI and 
additionally everybody can use ogg/vorbis then.

But this approach introduces the problem of keeping the ogg/vorbis libs 
up2date. I guess  there is no need, because FGFS has no concept regarding 
security, so you don't have to care about latest security holes. But I 
believe the devs aren't amused about that idea to implement yet another codec 
fully into fgfs.

Therefor I would like to throw the idea into the room to replace all the *.wav 
files with ogg/vorbis ones and make ogg/vorbis the default audioformat 
internal of FGFS.


Karsten




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