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WARNING: this page is under development and discussion - none of this are currently official Xiph recommendations.
WARNING: this page is under development and discussion - none of this are currently official Xiph recommendations.


== .ogs - application/ogg ==
== .ogg - application/ogg ==


* can contain any logical bitstreams multiplexed together in an ogg container
* can contain any logical bitstreams multiplexed together in an ogg container
* has been defined as such in RFC 3534 http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3534.txt
* .ogg has traditionally been used for Ogg Vorbis files, so an important subpart of the ".ogg" files will be just Ogg Vorbis
* .ogg has more recently also been used for Ogg Flac and for Ogg Theora/Vorbis
* it is required that random multitrack files contain a skeleton track to identify all containing logical bitstreams




== .ogg - audio/ogg ==
== .oga - audio/ogg ==


* audio in ogg, e.g. vorbis, speex, flac
* audio in ogg, e.g. vorbis, speex, flac, ghost
* .ogg has traditionally been used for Ogg Vorbis files


== .ogv - video/ogg ==
== .ogv - video/ogg ==


* a/v in ogg, e.g. Theora, Theora + Vorbis, Theora + Speex, Theora + flac
* a/v in ogg, e.g. Theora, Theora + Vorbis, Theora + Speex, Theora + flac
== .spx - audio/ogg+speex ==
* .spx has traditionally been used for Ogg Speex files
== Codecs need their own MIME types for streaming and to be used in multitrack ogg files using skeleton ==
* audio/vorbis for vorbis w/o container
* video/theora for theora w/o container
* audio/speex for speex w/o container
* audio/flac for flac (is audio/flac currently being used for flac in native container?)

Revision as of 04:42, 29 April 2007

WARNING: this page is under development and discussion - none of this are currently official Xiph recommendations.

.ogg - application/ogg

  • can contain any logical bitstreams multiplexed together in an ogg container
  • has been defined as such in RFC 3534 http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3534.txt
  • .ogg has traditionally been used for Ogg Vorbis files, so an important subpart of the ".ogg" files will be just Ogg Vorbis
  • .ogg has more recently also been used for Ogg Flac and for Ogg Theora/Vorbis
  • it is required that random multitrack files contain a skeleton track to identify all containing logical bitstreams


.oga - audio/ogg

  • audio in ogg, e.g. vorbis, speex, flac, ghost

.ogv - video/ogg

  • a/v in ogg, e.g. Theora, Theora + Vorbis, Theora + Speex, Theora + flac

.spx - audio/ogg+speex

  • .spx has traditionally been used for Ogg Speex files


Codecs need their own MIME types for streaming and to be used in multitrack ogg files using skeleton

  • audio/vorbis for vorbis w/o container
  • video/theora for theora w/o container
  • audio/speex for speex w/o container
  • audio/flac for flac (is audio/flac currently being used for flac in native container?)