Xiph QuickTime Components
Maintainer:	Xiph.org
Latest release:	0.1.3 / December 17th, 2005
Preview release:	/
OS:	Mac OS X, Windows
Genre:	QuickTime Component
Licence:
License:	LGPL
Website:	http://www.xiph.org/quicktime/

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XiphQT replaces other QuickTime Ogg implementations, such as qtcomponents and Arek's OggVorbis QuickTime components.