29.Apr.2001
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AmigaDE: 'Cyberoxygen' Company
Cyberoxygen is developing software for the AmigaDE. They envisage a new generation of
digital appliances spreading to all parts of life. So Cyberoxygen will develop products
for desktop computers, PDA's, digital TV-sets, up to computer supported cars and
refrigerators.
Java[TM] API's, PDA/desktop games, as well as the sound editor, player and converter 'Sounds Cool'
belong to their current projects.
'Sounds Cool' will support different audio formats, such like
Microsoft's RIFF WAVE PCM (.wav), AIFF, MP3 (import), Ogg Vorbis (.ogg),
and music modules (import, mod, .s3m).
Ogg Vorbis is about an audio format offering
similar opportunities like those of MP3. The Ogg Vorbis format is open source and
not patented.
On the Cyberoxygen site there is a link to
jorbis - being an
Ogg Vorbis decoder for Java[TM].
[News message: 29. Apr. 2001, 16:39] [Comments: 0]
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