I came across this app which claims to support wma, ogg and MMF codecs and I immediately noticed that it looks very much like Oggplay. I checked it out and its codec menu (of course identical) says Supplier: OggPlay for the Ogg decoder.
Yeah, I've seen this but I don't think it's been updated lately and it doesn't work on most (if not all) of the latest phones. OggPlay will now play WMAs on Nokia S60V3 phones if they have a WMA codec installed (the N93, for example).
I suspect that the WMA codec will soon become a standard feature on new phones from Nokia, so WMAPlay isn't really relevant anymore.
Stuart
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I came across this app which claims to support wma, ogg and MMF codecs and I immediately noticed that it looks very much like Oggplay. I checked it out and its codec menu (of course identical) says Supplier: OggPlay for the Ogg decoder.
http://img212.imageshack.us/img212/6885/screenshot0003gp7.png
http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/4715/screenshot0004lm4.png
This is a commercial, closed-source app...
http://my-symbian.com/s60/software/applications.php?fldAuto=1427&faq=2
So they are violating the OggPlay licence or am I mistaken?
Yeah, I've seen this but I don't think it's been updated lately and it doesn't work on most (if not all) of the latest phones. OggPlay will now play WMAs on Nokia S60V3 phones if they have a WMA codec installed (the N93, for example).
I suspect that the WMA codec will soon become a standard feature on new phones from Nokia, so WMAPlay isn't really relevant anymore.
Stuart