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{{Infobox Format
 
{{Infobox Format
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| Title      = Vorbis
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| Title      = Vorbis
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| Format      = OGG
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| Format      = OGG
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| Developer  = Chris Montgomery
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| Developer  = Chris Montgomery
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| Header      = Ogg
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| Header      = Ogg
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| Content    = PCM
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| Content    = PCM
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| Instruments = Intrinsic
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| Instruments = Intrinsic
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| OutputDA    = Yes
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| OutputDA    = Yes
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| OutputMIDI  = No
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| OutputMIDI  = No
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| OutputFM    = No
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| OutputFM    = No
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| OutputPSG  = No
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| OutputPSG  = No
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| Released    = 1993-??-??
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| Released    = 1993-??-??
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| FirstGame  =  
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| FirstGame  =  
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| Extension01 = *.ogg
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| Extension01 = *.ogg
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| Extension02 = *.oga
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| Extension02 = *.oga
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| Extension03 = *.mogg
 
}}
 
}}
  
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'''''Vorbis (OGG)''''' is a patent free, open source digital music format similar, but superior, to [[MP3]]. It is part of the Ogg media container.
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'''''Vorbis (OGG)''''' is a patent free, open source digital music format similar, but superior, to [[MP3]]. The VGMPF uses Vorbis for all recorded soundtracks. To learn more about Vorbis and OGG files, including why we use it and how to record into it, read the [[Vorbis Tutorial]].
  
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''Vorbis'' is supported natively by [[Android]], [[foobar2000]], [[Rockbox]], [[VLC]], [[Winamp]], and many other devices and players. A huge list of players can be found at [http://www.vorbis.org vorbis.org]. There are also plugins below that give ''Vorbis'' support to [[Windows Media Player]], [[QuickTime]], and [[iTunes]].
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''Vorbis'' is part of the Ogg media container and supported natively by [[Android]], [[foobar2000]], [[VLC]], [[Winamp]], and more. There are also plugins below that give ''Vorbis'' support to [[Windows Media Player]], [[QuickTime]], and [[iTunes]]. Additional players can be and found at [http://www.vorbis.org vorbis.org].
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Android devices all have native ''Vorbis'' support, but if you are using a device by Apple or Microsoft read the [[Vorbis Tutorial]].
 
  
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Vorbis also has feature to support multiple tracks with the extension *.mogg (like [[AY]], [[SID]] or [[SAP]]). Mostly it's used for multitrack ripped songs.
  
 
==Players==
 
==Players==
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* [[Audacity]] - Linux, Macintosh, Windows
 
* [[Audacity]] - Linux, Macintosh, Windows
 
* [[foobar2000]] - Windows
 
* [[foobar2000]] - Windows
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* [[JAM For Windows]] - Windows
 
* [[GoldWave]] - Windows
 
* [[GoldWave]] - Windows
 
* [[QuickTime Components|iTunes/QuickTime Ogg Codec]] - Macintosh, Windows
 
* [[QuickTime Components|iTunes/QuickTime Ogg Codec]] - Macintosh, Windows
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* [[XMMS]] - Linux
 
* [[XMMS]] - Linux
 
* [[XMPlay]] - Windows
 
* [[XMPlay]] - Windows
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==Editors==
 
==Editors==
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* [[Audacity]] - Linux, Macintosh, Windows
 
* [[Audacity]] - Linux, Macintosh, Windows
 
* [[GoldWave]] - Windows
 
* [[GoldWave]] - Windows
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==Converters==
 
==Converters==
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* [[Audacity]] - Linux, Macintosh, Windows - [[AAC]], [[AC3]], [[AIFF]], [[AMR]], [[AU]], [[FLAC]], [[MP2]], [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[WMA]]
 
* [[Audacity]] - Linux, Macintosh, Windows - [[AAC]], [[AC3]], [[AIFF]], [[AMR]], [[AU]], [[FLAC]], [[MP2]], [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[WMA]]
 
* [[foobar2000]] - Windows - [[AAC]], [[AIFF]], [[AU]], [[FLAC]], [[MP3]], [[MusePack]], [[WAV]], [[Wave64]], [[WavPack]]
 
* [[foobar2000]] - Windows - [[AAC]], [[AIFF]], [[AU]], [[FLAC]], [[MP3]], [[MusePack]], [[WAV]], [[Wave64]], [[WavPack]]
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* [[GoldWave]] - Windows - [[AAC]], [[AFC]], [[AIFF]], [[AU]], [[IFF]], [[FLAC]], [[MP3]], [[RAW]], [[VOC]], [[VOX]], [[WAV]], [[WMA]], [[XAC]]
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* [[JAM For Windows]] - Windows - [[WAV]]
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* [[GoldWave]] - Windows - [[AAC]], [[AIFF]], [[AIFFC]], [[AU]], [[IFF]], [[FLAC]], [[OPUS]], [[M4A]], [[MP3]], [[RAW]], [[VOC]], [[VOX]], [[WAV]], [[WMA]], [[XAC]]
 
* [[OGG to MP3]] - Windows - [[MP3]]
 
* [[OGG to MP3]] - Windows - [[MP3]]
 
* [[VLC]] - Android, FreeBSD, Linux, Macintosh, Windows - [[FLAC]], [[M4A]], [[MP3]], [[WAV]]
 
* [[VLC]] - Android, FreeBSD, Linux, Macintosh, Windows - [[FLAC]], [[M4A]], [[MP3]], [[WAV]]
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* [[Audacity]] - Linux, Macintosh, Windows - [[AAC]], [[AC3]], [[AIFF]], [[AMR]], [[AU]], [[FLAC]], [[MP2]], [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[WMA]]
 
* [[Audacity]] - Linux, Macintosh, Windows - [[AAC]], [[AC3]], [[AIFF]], [[AMR]], [[AU]], [[FLAC]], [[MP2]], [[MP3]], [[WAV]], [[WMA]]
 
* [[foobar2000]] - Windows - [[AAC]], [[AIFF]], [[AU]], [[FLAC]], [[MP3]], [[MusePack]], [[WAV]], [[Wave64]], [[WavPack]]
 
* [[foobar2000]] - Windows - [[AAC]], [[AIFF]], [[AU]], [[FLAC]], [[MP3]], [[MusePack]], [[WAV]], [[Wave64]], [[WavPack]]
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* [[GoldWave]] - Windows - [[AAC]], [[AFC]], [[AIFF]], [[AU]], [[IFF]], [[FLAC]], [[MP3]], [[RAW]], [[VOC]], [[VOX]], [[WAV]], [[WMA]], [[XAC]]
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* [[GoldWave]] - Windows - [[AAC]], [[AIFF]], [[AIFFC]], [[AU]], [[IFF]], [[FLAC]], [[OPUS]], [[M4A]], [[MP3]], [[RAW]], [[VOC]], [[VOX]], [[WAV]], [[WMA]], [[XAC]]
 
* [[VLC]] - Android, FreeBSD, Linux, Macintosh, Windows - [[FLAC]], [[M4A]], [[MP3]], [[WAV]]
 
* [[VLC]] - Android, FreeBSD, Linux, Macintosh, Windows - [[FLAC]], [[M4A]], [[MP3]], [[WAV]]
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==Games==
 
==Games==
 
<div style="float:right;">([[:Category:Games That Use OGG|Category]])</div>
 
<div style="float:right;">([[:Category:Games That Use OGG|Category]])</div>
  
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{{Table Header
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{| class="wikitable" |
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| Color    = FFF0FF
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! Released
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| Caption01 = Released
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! Title
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| Caption02 = Title
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! Sample
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| Caption03 = Sample
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|-
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}}
 
 
| 2001-11-10
 
| 2001-11-10
 
| [[Wok (W32)]]
 
| [[Wok (W32)]]
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|-
 
|-
 
| 2001-11-10
 
| 2001-11-10
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| [[Exult]]
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| [[Exult (LIN)]]
 
| {{Song-Box|01 - Exult - LIN - Medieval Town.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-Box|01 - Exult - LIN - Medieval Town.ogg}}
 
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| [[Titanion (W32)]]
 
| [[Titanion (W32)]]
 
| {{Song-Box|01 - Titanion - W32 - Ttn 1.ogg}}
 
| {{Song-Box|01 - Titanion - W32 - Ttn 1.ogg}}
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|-
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| 2010-01-11
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| [[VVVVVV (W32)]]
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|-
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| 2010-09-13
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| [[Biolab Disaster (WEB)]]
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| {{Song-Box|01 - Biolab Disaster - WEB - Biochemie.ogg}}
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|-
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| 2012-06-10
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| [[Wolfram (W32)]]
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| {{Song-Box|10 - Wolfram - W32 - March.ogg}}
 
|}
 
|}
  
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==How to Obtain==
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OGG files usually have to be extracted from a game's resource files, although they're sometimes left as is.
  
 
==Links==
 
==Links==
 
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorbis en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorbis] - Wikipedia.
 
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorbis en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorbis] - Wikipedia.
 
* [http://media.io media.io] - Online converter.
 
* [http://media.io media.io] - Online converter.

Latest revision as of 06:14, 13 August 2019

Vorbis
OGG.png
Developer: Chris Montgomery
Header: Ogg
Content: PCM
Instruments: Intrinsic
Target Output
Output - Digital Audio.png Output - MIDI - No.png Output - FM Synthesis - No.png Output - PSG - No.png
Released: 1993-??-??
Extensions
  • *.ogg
  • *.oga
  • *.mogg

Vorbis (OGG) is a patent free, open source digital music format similar, but superior, to MP3. The VGMPF uses Vorbis for all recorded soundtracks. To learn more about Vorbis and OGG files, including why we use it and how to record into it, read the Vorbis Tutorial.

Vorbis is part of the Ogg media container and supported natively by Android, foobar2000, VLC, Winamp, and more. There are also plugins below that give Vorbis support to Windows Media Player, QuickTime, and iTunes. Additional players can be and found at vorbis.org.

Vorbis also has feature to support multiple tracks with the extension *.mogg (like AY, SID or SAP). Mostly it's used for multitrack ripped songs.

Players

(Category)

Editors

(Category)

Converters

(Category)

OGG to ?

? to OGG

Games

(Category)
Released Title Sample
2001-11-10 Wok (W32)
2002-01-23 Serious Sam: The Second Encounter (W32)
2002-11-03 Noiz2sa (W32)
2001-11-10 Exult (LIN)
2003-03-16 rRootage (W32)
2003-09-20 A7Xpg (W32)
2003-11-29 Parsec47 (W32)
2004-04-03 Tumiki Fighters (W32)
2004-11-13 Torus Trooper (W32)
2005-06-18 Gunroar (W32)
2006-03-18 Mu-cade (W32)
2006-12-09 Titanion (W32)
2010-01-11 VVVVVV (W32)
2010-09-13 Biolab Disaster (WEB)
2012-06-10 Wolfram (W32)

How to Obtain

OGG files usually have to be extracted from a game's resource files, although they're sometimes left as is.

Links

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