The part I found interesting was that ogg is currently sitting at 12.30% of audio files on p2p networks! What's also interesting is that AAC/MP4 isn't even mentioned. Graph below:
Could Apple's DRM be working?
Full Version: CacheLogic p2p in 2005
Just recently read the report released a couple of weeks ago by CacheLogic: Peer-to-Peer in 2005
The part I found interesting was that ogg is currently sitting at 12.30% of audio files on p2p networks! What's also interesting is that AAC/MP4 isn't even mentioned. Graph below:
Could Apple's DRM be working?
The part I found interesting was that ogg is currently sitting at 12.30% of audio files on p2p networks! What's also interesting is that AAC/MP4 isn't even mentioned. Graph below:
Could Apple's DRM be working?
Probably doesn't have anything to do with Apple's DRM. It's lack of hardware player support for AAC/M4A.
QUOTE(krazy @ Sep 15 2005, 08:54 PM)
The part I found interesting was that ogg is currently sitting at 12.30% of audio files on p2p networks!
Seems like a very big success of Vorbis I guess, such a nice news for Ogg Vorbis fan like me
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