The Twilight Zone - Season 1 - Episode 1.ogg

This is episode one of season one of The Twilight Zone. I have ripped it into Theora as I run Linux and support open source. I plan to keep ripping and seeding episode, but this is somewhat of a test run. Make sure you give me your feed back!

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

Staple (2006-08-28)

I'm not sure what OGG is. Is it possible to watch with the VLC player. And if you want to burn it to a cd is it watchable on a dvd-player compatible for divX and Xvids ?

WiiFisher (2006-08-30)

OGG (although I though the standard was to use OGM for video) is an open-source "container" format much like (but not compatible with) M$' AVI files. Such a "container" may use any of a wide variety of formats for each of the data streams contained therein (e.g. audio and video portions each take up a stream). From a technical standpoint OGG is a supeior format, but from a user's standpoint AVI is better simply because it is so much more widely supported at this point. Either way you need the appropriate "CoDec" (e.g. DivX/Xvid, AAC, MP3, etc.) to interpret whatever format the individual streams are using.
VLC will most likely support this without a hitch, but you'll need transcoder software to convert it to the very rigid limited formats DVD players support. Assuming you're on a Winblows box, try either of the following freeware transcoding options:
SuperC: http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
MediaCoder:
http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/

YMMS (2006-10-02)

Yay, ogg or ogm is a great way to encode as the audio sounds better and uses less space and you can use more space on the video.
Glad to see another Linux user here.
We have better video encoders, players and even better bittorrent clients on Linux !
Can you rip more of twilight zone please ?
Thanks

silverex (2007-02-07)

Please rip more.