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To edit Vorbis Comments (ie: Get Info on a song and type new [[Meta Info]]), you will need to install the <googa>http://downloads.xiph.org/releases/xiph-qt/xiph-frameworks-20060508.dmg|Xiph Frameworks|/downloads/vorbis_frameworks</googa> package. This installer contains the Frameworks necessary to edit the comments inside of Vorbis files, from the [http://downloads.xiph.org/releases/xiph-qt/ downloads page]. | To edit Vorbis Comments (ie: Get Info on a song and type new [[Meta Info]]), you will need to install the <googa>http://downloads.xiph.org/releases/xiph-qt/xiph-frameworks-20060508.dmg|Xiph Frameworks|/downloads/vorbis_frameworks</googa> package. This installer contains the Frameworks necessary to edit the comments inside of Vorbis files, from the [http://downloads.xiph.org/releases/xiph-qt/ downloads page]. | ||
==Oops!== | |||
It has come to my attention that I have been ignorantly violating the LGPL by including [https://trac.xiph.org/browser/trunk/vorbis-tools/vorbiscomment/vcedit.c?rev=1172 vcedit.c] directly in my executable. This was totally my mistake and it was always my intention to comply with the LGPL. To correct this situation, I shall be making a freely available framework which encapsulates the VCEdit functionality, which will be available here, including it's source code, installer, and installer source package. | |||
Revision as of 00:51, 20 April 2007
To rip or play OGG Vorbis files, you will need to download and install the XiphQT package. This installer contains the latest XiphQT package directly from the Vorbis page.
To edit Vorbis Comments (ie: Get Info on a song and type new Meta Info), you will need to install the Xiph Frameworks package. This installer contains the Frameworks necessary to edit the comments inside of Vorbis files, from the downloads page.
Oops!
It has come to my attention that I have been ignorantly violating the LGPL by including vcedit.c directly in my executable. This was totally my mistake and it was always my intention to comply with the LGPL. To correct this situation, I shall be making a freely available framework which encapsulates the VCEdit functionality, which will be available here, including it's source code, installer, and installer source package.