[maemo-users] Ogg Vorbis player N800

[From: Ryan Pavlik]

If you look on Maemo.org in the downloads section, there is a program 
named "Ogg Support" that does have the Install file and installs the 
codec system-wide, which is probably what you want.  ("Ogg Player" is a 
stand-alone program that only plays ogg files.)

Ryan

Paul Klapperich wrote:
> "Missing Install" means a ".Install" file does not exist. You'll need 
> to goto the project homepage for installation instructions. This will 
> either be downloading a .deb and opening it with application manager 
> or adding a repository manually and installing that way. ".Install" 
> files did not exist for the Nokia 770 and that's what the Ogg Player 
> was written for. I don't know anything about the project, but you can 
> try it on the N800.
>
> --Paul
>
> On 7/22/07, *James Knott* <james.knott at rogers.com 
> <mailto:james.knott at rogers.com>> wrote:
>
>     Any word on when the player will be available?  Maemo.org
>     <http://Maemo.org> shows "missing
>     install".
>
>     tnx jk
>
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