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Ogg Video File
| File extension | .ogv |
| File category | video |
| Description | OGV was created by Xiph.org and is a compressed lossy video format that can be used freely. It has basic links to OGG Vorbis. OGG is a file format in which other audio or video files can be embedded and has open bitstream which is specifically crafted to allow streaming and manipulation digital media of high quality. Before the year 2007, the filename extension .ogg applied to all files that utilized this file container format. |
| Technical details | OGV is closely related to OGG which embeds other audio or video files. It allows streaming of text, audio and video files using one stream and utilizes separate open source CODECs, for example Theora. Different CODECs have been added into various commercial and free media players as well as mobile media players manufactured by different companies. OGV files on the internet can be viewed using a video tag. |
| Programs |
VLC
MPlayer
Helix Player
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| Main program | Miro media Player |
| Developer | Xiph.org |
MP3 Audio File
| File extension | .mp3 |
| File category | audio |
| Description | MP3 (formally MPEG-1 Audio Layer-3 or MPEG-2 Audio Layer-3) is a digital format for storing audio files and audio streaming. MPEG programmers designed the format. It is one of the most required codecs for digital coding. The format is widely used in various file-sharing sites for evaluation downloading. Due to lossy compression in this audio format, it is possible to compress CD tracks up to 1/10 of their original size while maintaining high playback quality. Moreover, it can be encoded at higher or lower bit rates to adjust the resulting quality. Overtones, which cannot be perceived by a human ear, are removed. Complex algorithms allow for a smaller size of tracks. As a result, one compact disk can contain several hundred songs. MP3 is compatible with all the most popular operating systems and is supported by most modern DVD-players and music systems. |
| Technical details | Before MP3 introduction, MPEG-1 had been widely used. That format contained not only audio data but images as well. MP3 breaks an audio file into parts of the same length. When the processing is over, each part is packed into its frame. It involves the spectral limit technology that requires a continuous input signal to provide the use of two adjacent structures. When spectral deleting is over, the file is to be compressed with mathematic methods. If necessary, the compression rate can be changed, even inside the same frame. Files of 128 kbit/s have 11-fold compression. Further reduction of the file size will lead to a significant deterioration in sound quality. |
| Programs |
Microsoft Windows Media Player
VLC media player
MPlayer
jetAudio
Zune
Audacity
Apple iTunes
Plex Media Center
Amarok
Xine
Totem
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| Developer | Moving Picture Experts Group |
| MIME type |
audio/mp3
audio/mpeg3
audio/mpg
audio/mpeg
audio/x-mpeg
audio/x-mpeg-3
audio/mp3
audio/x-mpegaudio
audio/x-mpg
audio/x-mp3
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