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The Ogg format was invented by [[Xiph]] for use with the [[Vorbis]] audio codec. It has later been extended to support other codecs developed by [[Xiph]]: [[Theora]] video, [[FLAC]] audio, and [[ | The Ogg format was invented by [[Xiph]] for use with the [[Vorbis]] audio codec. It has later been extended to support other codecs developed by [[Xiph]]: [[Theora]] video, [[FLAC]] audio, [[Speex]] audio, and [[Opus]] audio. OGM is an unofficial extension to include support for many other types of audio and video, including [[MPEG-4]] video and [[MP3]] audio. | ||
== Technical specifications == | == Technical specifications == |
Latest revision as of 10:58, 14 September 2012
- Extensions: ogg, ogm
- Company: Xiph
The Ogg format was invented by Xiph for use with the Vorbis audio codec. It has later been extended to support other codecs developed by Xiph: Theora video, FLAC audio, Speex audio, and Opus audio. OGM is an unofficial extension to include support for many other types of audio and video, including MPEG-4 video and MP3 audio.
Technical specifications
- General structural overview
- Detailed header and parsing specification
- Issues and practices for multiplexed Ogg streams
The Ogg bitstream format is also documented in the following IETF RFCs: