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Opus, the a descendant of Vorbis, is standardized by the IETF and (correct me if I'm wrong) mandatory-to-implement for WebRTC. And since WebRTC is supposed to
by xorcist 10y ago
Opus, the a descendant of Vorbis, is standardized by the IETF and (correct me if I'm wrong) mandatory-to-implement for WebRTC.
And since WebRTC is supposed to take over our lives, perhaps Vorbvis did win, after all.
- microcolonel 10y agoOpus is not descended from Vorbis. It's descended from CELT and SILK. CELT was developed by Xiph.org, SILK by Skype. The CELT portion handles complex, arbitrary audio like music and sound effects. The SILK part handles voice. Xiph, Skype, and IETF (among others IIRC) pooled their expertise in CELT, SILK, and the standards track respectively. Xiph.org did develop Vorbis though.