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Ogg is a digital media container format developed by Xiph that encapsulates the Vorbis codec, or a number of other audio and video codecs. The actual compression format is Vorbis (or Theora, FLAC, Speex, PNG, etc.), depending on what format is within the ogg container.

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	Ogg is a digital media [[container format]] developed by [[Xiph]] that encapsulates the [[Ogg Vorbis\|Vorbis]] codec, or a number of other audio and video [[~~codecs~~]]. The actual compression format is Vorbis (or [[Theora]], [[FLAC]], [[Speex]], [[PNG]], etc.), depending on what format is within the ogg container.		Ogg is a digital media [[container format]] developed by [[Xiph]] that encapsulates the [[Ogg Vorbis\|Vorbis]] codec, or a number of other audio and video [[codec]]s. The actual compression format is Vorbis (or [[Theora]], [[FLAC]], [[Speex]], [[PNG]], etc.), depending on what format is within the ogg container.