Frequently Asked Questions

Why do you recommend the use of OGG format instead of MP3 format?

OGG Vorbis is a free and open source audio format which has several advantages over MP3 format:

Thanks to OGG Vorbis, you can get a better audio quality for the same bitrate as MP3 format;
OGG Vorbis is free;
OGG Vorbis is open source;
OGG Vorbis does not contain any technology to restrict access like DRM (Digital Rights Management);
OGG Vorbis is not restricted by patents, so you are sure you'll always be allowed to listen to your favourite songs without paying any fee if they are encoded in OGG (which is not the case for MP3 or any other proprietary format).

For all these reasons, I strongly recommend you to use OGG file format. That's also why I won't provide direct MP3 downloads on my official Web site.

So, play OGG!!!!!

For more information about OGG Vorbis, you can consult the following Web sites:

How can I play OGG files?

In order to play OGG files, you need an OGG aware media player like VLC.

If you are using a Linux operating system, you should be able to play OGG files out-of-the-box.

Under Windows or Mac, you will probably need to install VLC media player or any other OGG compatible media player.

VLC is a free and open source cross-platform media player which is able to play almost any music or video file without the need of external codecs. Among tons of other formats, it perfectly handles OGG music files under Windows, Mac OS or Linux.