On Wed, 2005-11-09 at 11:37 -0600, Robert Citek wrote:
> Also, how can I tell if a file is Ogg Vorbis vs Ogg Theora vs Ogg
> {something else}? Using 'file' on the .ogg file said it was audio,
> yet I have been unable to play it using Audacity. Could it be a bad
> download?
>
> $ file Shuttleworth_debconf5.ogg
> Shuttleworth_debconf5.ogg: Ogg data, Vorbis audio, mono, 48000 Hz,
> ~80000 bps
I guess the file command isn't smart enough yet to recognize theora
video. It's correct about the Vorbis audio though. I'm pretty sure
that video uses Vorbis for the audio portion of the video. As for how
do you tell if it's video, not sure from the command line, but nautilus
in Gnome (and perhaps konq in KDE) will thumbnail it as a video if it's
a video.
-jamin
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