The Ogg & Ogg Vorbis unofficial logos page.
Ok, I was bored of the official
Ogg Vorbis logo (the thor-and-snake
one)
and and found that it wasn't suitable for many uses like hardware
players and the like,
and when I saw THIS I thought it was
just about time to have easely printable and easely understanable Ogg
and Ogg Vorbis logos, so I created the ones you can find on this page
for my use and
for every one who follows the guidelines of this document.
If you need more information about what Ogg and Ogg Vorbis are go to
the Xiph.org Foundation.
These are my unofficial logos:
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Use this logo only if your
application/hardware device support the "Ogg Encapsulation Format
Version 0" as defined in the RFC3533 or as it is
documented by the Xiph.org
Foundation documentation page.
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Use this logo only if your
application/hardware device support the "Ogg Encapsulation Format
Version 0" as defined in the RFC3533 or as it is
documented by the Xiph.org
Foundation documentation page and also support the Vorbis audio
codec also documented on this page.
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Use this logo only if your
application/hardware device support the "Ogg Encapsulation Format
Version 0" as defined in the RFC3533 or as it is
documented by the Xiph.org
Foundation documentation page and also support the Speex audio
codec documented on the Speex
Codec Manual (version 1.0).
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Use this logo only if your
application/hardware device support the "Ogg Encapsulation Format
Version 0" as defined in the RFC3533 or as it is
documented by the Xiph.org
Foundation documentation page and also support the Flac audio codec
documented on the Flac
- format page.
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Use this logo only if your
application/hardware device support the "Ogg Encapsulation Format
Version 0" as defined in the RFC3533 or as it is
documented by the Xiph.org
Foundation documentation page and also support the Theora video
codec that will be documented on the theora.org page at
release time.
You can find the sources of this logos on the original (and canonical) OpenOffice Draw format or converted to PDF.
More contributed logos:
By Daniel James.
Document icon by Tuomo Latto (.ico file).
By Nicolas Vérité (.sxd file).
Official branding proposal by Daniel James (SXD , PDF).
You can send me more logos to be published here to marevalo@marevalo.net. You can also find more logos by Sheryl Siebert.
GPLed Miguel A.
Arévalo 2003 - Last change: October 20th 2003