Ogg flash player recommendations?

[andrew fries]

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 09:46 am, Senectus . wrote:
> on the same sort of subject... has anyone seen a good legal mp3 web site?
> I just found that napster won't let my apply for the trial because
> they "don't support my OS" :-(
>
> are there any sites that fill their music with DRM crap??

Mindawn http://www.mindawn.com sells tracks in both lossy format, using Ogg 
Vorbis, and LOSSLESS - using FLAC. They also fully support Linux, since they 
are a side project of the Kompany. They deal basically with alternative acts 
and I think that will be the pattern we will see from now on: On one hand 
mainstream acts signed to labels that are RIAAA members and sold in 
DRM-infected formats, and on the other hand the lesser known and independent 
alternatives who are prepared to build some sort of relationship with their 
fans that involves not treating them as criminals. Luckily, they are usually 
better anyway.