Re: [Gnugeneration] TinyOgg is out!

[Emilio López]

Hi!

The service looks really great! However, I have 2 questions for you :)

1- What video websites do you support? I couldn't find any information
on that on the site. I tried a youtube link and I guess it succeeded,
but it would be good to know if it supports other websites.
2- Where can I get the code? I couldn't find any link to a tarball,
branch, or directory with sources. I would like to check it out, and
if I can, collaborate with support for new sites, or bugfixing

Looking forward to hearing from you!

--
Emilio

2010/1/5 Osama KM <address@hidden>:
> Hi!
>
> Just a few minutes ago, I released my GNU Generation project, TinyOgg, which
> is a Free Software service designed to get rid of Flash technology in playing
> audios and videos over the Internet by converting them to a new standard
> multimedia format called "Ogg" which is supported by all major browsers except
> Internet Explorer.. Of course no one in this group is using it. ;)
>
> This service has very good technical advantages, such as the ability to play
> videos without installing any plug-ins, and to download them directly to enjoy
> it off-line. See: http://tinyogg.com/about/faqs/#advantages
>
> In addition to the technical advantages there comes the ethical/political ones
> : I encourage everybody to use it because it's one way we can, and must take
> to keep the Web open and free for everyone, no single company should be
> allowed to control a very widely-used technology such as playing audios and
> videos, but unfortunately Adobe is monopolizing the whole thing.
>
> Contributions from GNU Generation members are very welcome: you can design a
> logo, a new interface, you can fix a bug, you can add a feature, you can 
> spread
> it! Please contact me to arrange something.
>
> Please use this service and spread it, tell your friends and contacts, I'll be
> grateful!
>
> Visit: http://tinyogg.com
>
> Bye!
>
> --
> Osama Khalid
> An FSF member -- Support software freedom.
>   <http://fsf.org/jf?referrer=8035>
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>   <http://windows7sins.org>
>
>
>