Hi!
I apologize beforehand, if this message is out of place because it's not about
MP3. It's still about audio compression, though, and with the recent Vorbis
development, it may still be interesting to list readers.
I brought home this cd-rom that was handed out at this festival. It contains
a video interview and some promotional audio tracks. These audio tracks are
something of a mystery for me: the files are named *.saf and have headers like
these:
(newlines added for readability)
<!-- BuNdLe V1.000--Not HTML Doc -->
<!-- D 24 352 MPX 1.0 HTML DESCRIPTION -->
<html><head><title>Silicon Messiah - Silicon Messiah - Blaze</title></head>
<body><id3v2tag xmlns="http://www.intertrust.com/schema/id3v2xml" ver="1.0" >
<id3v2frame TIT2="Silicon Messiah"/><id3v2frame TPE1="Blaze"/>
<id3v2frame TALB="Silicon Messiah"/><id3v2frame TCON="Metal"/>
<id3v2frame TFLT="MPG"/><id3v2frame TLEN="312000"/></id3v2tag>
</body></html>
<!-- BuNdLe V1.000--Not HTML Doc -->
<!-- B 17 7568596 PROTECTED CONTENT -->
One needs to run the (win32) executable and have this RioPort player thingy
installed to play these. It looks like some sort of "protected", propriatary
format. I'm curious about it, its quality/size and any players/encoders.
Ivo
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