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Saturday, February 14, 2009 ★ 19:48 ★ Category Misc
I’m delighted to find out that both FLAC and ID3v2 explicitly have support for the only picture type that really matters, namely that of a bright(ly) coloured fish. Both the ID3v2 specification (section 4.14) and the FLAC format specification (see METADATA_BLOCK_PICTURE) reserve picture type 0x11 for a picture of a fish. Though one can also embed pictures in Ogg/Vorbis, the Ogg Vorbis Comments specification does not explicitly list it, but to make up for this omission that page displays a colored fish (the Xiph logo) on the top of the page.
Is it just me, or is something fishy going on here?
Update: One of my gentle readers pointed out that it’s probably a red herring...
Random photo from Various pictures (June, 2005)
Wouter Bolsterlee, also known as uws, a postmodern geek living in the Netherlands. Read more about me…
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