Free ogg software for mac

TTOOGG allows you to automatically convert a variety of audio formats to Ogg Vorbis.

System requirements:
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Enhancements:
- ttoogg: augmented pod
- ttoogg: improved error handling and internal handling of song information
- ttoogg: added ability to parse ID3 tags in mp3 files
- ttoogg: submitted project to sourcefore
- configure: put ttoogg under automake/autoconf control

Ogg Vorbis is a iTunes 4 compatable Ogg Vorbis decoder plugin for Quicktime 6.2 or later under Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
This will allow you to play Ogg Vorbis music with iTunes.
Enhancements:
- Metadata. Now uses a (potentially) user-configurable property-list file (MetaDataConfig.plist). Seems to work in QT Player. iTunes ignores some of the tags, such as track number, or the title (!!), but at least it uses album and artist names. (Whats interesting, iTunes doesnt seem to use title metadata at all for more QT imported file formats than just Ogg/Vorbis! Try adding some trailer from official Apple trailers page to your iTunes library. So, It does appear to be iTunes problem/feature.)
- Seeking, pausing, skipping. Some fixes regarding interruptions, dropped pages and seeking in general. There are, sometimes, audible artifacts on the boundaries of the non-consecutive packets, which is to be expected. However, it doesnt happen with the mp3 files... Or does it? Well, at least seeking now doesnt stop playback, as could happen with the previous version.
- Fixed some small bugs and memory leaks.
- Streaming. I did try. ;) In QuickTime Player, the component will usually download ogg pages, and put them into QT tracks, but if the file size is unspecified (as is the case with streaming) it will not play anyway. Importer works properly, and decoder is being set-up, but then QT Player just doesnt ask for decoded samples. And you usually cant even save the stream. If you manage to save, though, you can play the file. If the file contains multiple (chained) logical ogg/vorbis streams - the component, at the moment, inserts them all at time 0. So you can save time listening to all the tracks at once. :D Well, this is one of the many things to work on...
- Streaming in iTunes. Still doesnt work. It doesnt try to use the codec, at all. Just displays the stream as mpeg audio and apparently fails do decode it as such.
- In my experience, iTunes always imports ogg files synchronously, and sometimes does it multiple times per one file (!?). This means there will be slight delay before playback of each file, while iTunes imports the file. I suppose it may mean an even less slight delay on a non-local storage media. Well...
- Equaliser and visualisation in iTunes. Im not sure its not only me, but none of the non-iTunes formats (so, all the external QT-imported file formats) seems to work with equaliser nor visualisation in iTunes on my machine. On the other hand, QT Player has no problems with displaying real-time (well, slightly less real while importing) frequency levels during playback...

Oggserv is a PHP based daemon which controls the playing of music in the ogg vorbis sound format. The daemon will play random tracks until users start requesting tracks and then it will play them before returning to random mode.
Users can queue up tracks using either the web based interface shipped with oggserv or using other clients.

System requirements:
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Enhancements:
- Now you can see who queued what and the playlist hostory. Aldo $msg in config works.

OggCarton is a free, open source, home jukebox system that rips, indexes, and manages playlists for Ogg Vorbis music files. Includes a web server for playing files on your home network. Compatible with existing MP3 files.
Main features:
- Runs on Windows 2000/XP, Mac OS X, and Linux.
- Compatible with any MP3 or Ogg Vorbis files you may already have.
- Ripping to Ogg Vorbis format -- built-in ripper for Mac OS X and Windows, uses the cdparanoia ripper under Linux.
- Indexing --
- Automatically creates a keyword-searchable database of your Ogg Vorbis files.
- Built-in ID tagging through freedb.org.
- Database can import your existing Ogg Vorbis and MP3 files.
- Playing -- Uses a standard media player (such as WinAmp, iTunes, or XMMS) to play your Ogg Vorbis and MP3 files.
- Home networking -- has an integrated web server so you can play your files from another machine on your home network.
- Requires NO external database software.
- Requires NO external web server.

OGMtools allow information about (ogminfo) or extraction from (ogmdemux) or creation of (ogmmerge) OGG media streams. Note that Ill use OGM for "OGG media streams".
Enhancements:
- dvdxchap accepts a range of chapters to output and adjusts the timestamps. Patch by Olivier Rolland.
- ogmcat accepts files that contain a single track whose serial nubmers dont match. This is the case for audio-only Ogg files.

MO3 decodes MO3 files back to their original format. It can be used together with BASSMOD to play MO3 files in Linux. MO3 is a file format, encapsulating the features of several "MOD" formats (IT/XM/S3M/MTM/MOD), but with one big difference - MP3 and OGG compressed samples. A lossless sample codec is also incorporated, and the whole file structure is compressed too.
MO3 has the following other editions available: MO3 for Windows and MO3 for Linux.
Main features:
- MP3/OGG compression
- Any command-line MP3 or OGG encoder can be used with the MO3 encoder
- Lossless compression
- Samples that dont compress well with MP3/OGG encoding can still be reduced in size with the lossless codec
- Structure compression
- All the non-sample data is also compressed
- Sample specific tuning
- The encoding sample/bit rates are individually adjustable for each sample, with visual comparison of original/encoded samples
- Text removal
- Message/instrument/sample texts can optionally be removed for a further size reduction
- Decompressable
- MO3 files can be decoded back to their original formats using UNMO3 (included)
- Playable
- MO3 files can be played by XMPlay and any software that uses the BASS library, also by other software in conjunction with UNMO3.
Enhancements:
- 16000/22050/32000hz sample rates added for OGG encoding
- Further slight size reductions for all formats
- UNMO3: Support for MIDI macros in XM files
- GUI: File opening via dragndrop and the command-line.

With AviInfo you can Get information for: avi vob mpeg mpg mov mkv ogm ogg ifo srt smi mp3 wmv files. Copy the result on Clipboard.

Sockso is a free, open-source, personal music server for everyone! Its designed to be as simple as possible so that anyone with a mouse and some mp3s can get their friends listening to their music across the internet in a few seconds!
Main features:
- Simple setup (no install! just double click and go!)
- Supports MP3, OGG Vorbis, and WMA
- Easy web-interface for your friends, and a GUI for you!
- Online flash music player, playlists, search, etc...
- Download single tracks, or entire albums/artists or playlists
- Statistics like most played, recently popular, etc...