Vorbis is a lossy audio codec and does not necessarily need to be in an ogg container (could be in an AVI container, for example).
So my suggestion, would be a renaming or reorganization of the Lossless section.
Full Version: OGG & Vorbis are not the same thing
Ogg is a container format, and it can package many different types of audio (and video).
Vorbis is a lossy audio codec and does not necessarily need to be in an ogg container (could be in an AVI container, for example).
So my suggestion, would be a renaming or reorganization of the Lossless section.
Vorbis is a lossy audio codec and does not necessarily need to be in an ogg container (could be in an AVI container, for example).
So my suggestion, would be a renaming or reorganization of the Lossless section.
QUOTE
Ogg is a container format, and it can package many different types of audio (and video).
Vorbis is a lossy audio codec and does not necessarily need to be in an ogg container (could be in an AVI container, for example).
So my suggestion, would be a renaming or reorganization of the Lossless section.
Vorbis is a lossy audio codec and does not necessarily need to be in an ogg container (could be in an AVI container, for example).
So my suggestion, would be a renaming or reorganization of the Lossless section.
Vorbis files are mostly found in an Ogg container. It would be better to just call it Vorbis, it get's very tiresome when people just say OGG in capital letters. Just like if it's Theora in an Ogg container call it Ogg Theora
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.