OGG files

I guess you must change that...wait ¿you have a hole ogg file that is 2 hours long?... I don't know, maybe is too large for the mp3 thing to handle; man, you should cut that large ogg into little bits... or change it to mp3 and then cut it. Perhaps the OGG codec of the mp3 player is a bit old. But my guess would be that the file is too large for the mp3 player to handle.

You could be right, thanks. It seems to me that there is some sort of gap in the file after the introduction as my MP3 player and Audio Converter both stop at the same place.

Edited by chopper - June 07 2006 at 13:31

My MP3 player is a Samsung YP-U1. It says it supports OGG files and it does play it ok, it just doesn't seem to recognise the whole file, and the same thing happens with Audio Converter, which is the software I'm using to convert it.

My DVD player (YAMADA) was supposed to play OGG files, well it said that on the box when I bought it.
I have since discovered that I have to update the firmware for it to do this, which I'm quite cabable of doing, if new firmware ever appears on their site!