Difference between revisions of "Ogg"
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== Source code == | == Source code == | ||
{{file|/modules/mux/ogg.c|output muxer}} | {{file|/modules/mux/ogg.c|output muxer}} | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
Some of this page is taken from the Wikipedia article on this subject. | Some of this page is taken from the Wikipedia article on this subject. | ||
Revision as of 03:15, 17 December 2006
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VLC can encode and decode this container. The module name to use at the command line is ogg. |
Being a Container format, ogg can embed third-party codecs (such as DivX, Dirac, XviD, MP3 and others) but usually Ogg is used with the following.
Contents
Accepted codecs
Below are the compatible video codecs for OGG. Also supported by OGG, but not VLC, are:
- Tarkin an experimental codec utilizing 3D wavelet transforms. It has been put on hold, with Theora becoming the main focus for video encoding.
- A special text codec for subtitles
Accepted audio codecs
- vorb: Vorbis handles general audio data at mid- to high-level bitrates (~16-256 kbit/s/channel)
- spx: Speex handles voice data at low bitrates (~8-32 kbit/s/channel)
- flac: Free lossless audio codec. Has same sound quality as wave, but only half the size.
Accepted video codecs
- mpgv: MPEG
- mp4v: MPEG-4
- div3: DIVX 3
- mjpg: MPJPEG video
- wmv1, wmv2, wmv3: Windows media
- snow
- drac
- theo: Theora based upon On2's VP3, it is targeted at competing with MPEG-4 video (i.e. DivX and XviD), RealVideo, or Windows Media Video.
Source code
- /modules/mux/ogg.c (output muxer)
- modules/demux/ogg.c (input demuxer)
References
Some of this page is taken from the Wikipedia article on this subject.
