Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I save the files rather than playing them when I click them?
• This behavior is web browser dependant. If you do not recieve a prompt asking what you want to do, then right click the link and click the option that says something like "save target as" or "save link as".

• What are the speex files?
• The speex format, or more properly the ogg/speex format is a free non-propritary audio format. The spx format was designed specifically for speech and uses advanced methods that make it superior to the MP3 format for encoding speech.

• What are the vorbis files?
• The vorbis format, or more properly the ogg/vorbis format is another free non-propritary audio format. The vorbis format was designed specifically to be non-propritary and uses advanced methods that make it superior to the MP3 format.

• When I click one of the speex or vorbis files my computer will not play it, but rather gives an error message. What can I do to play the vorbis or speex files?
• The Windows operating system does not come capable of playing speex or vorbis files by default. If you want to play speex or vorbis files, you will need to either download an audio player like Winamp or download the speex and vorbis codecs. You can download files for the speex codec Here. Note that RhemaSound provides these links as a courtesy, and does not necessarily endorse these programs or attest to their quality.