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Anton Khirnov (12024-03-01):
> Is there any evidence that it was used for anything other than
> development and testing? That anyone has any actual samples in it they'd
> like to play?

Wrong question. The burden of proof is on whoever wants to remove, not
on the status quo.

And good luck proving nobody in the whole world ever chose to try this
codec and kept the file. Maybe they are not even subscribed to this list
right now. I know, shocking!

-- 
  Nicolas George
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