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Given a OGG file, how to tell -q & bitrate etc...

hi!


I wonder if there is any way i can check the quality, bitrate, encoding scheme etc.. of a OGG file that I have?

I've been working with some OGG files that comes with a software. Apparently, the software doesn't work with my own recorded OGG files and i wonder why...

Given a OGG file, how to tell -q & bitrate etc...

Reply #1 –
http://burrrn.net/mrq/
flac > schiit modi > schiit magni > hd650

Given a OGG file, how to tell -q & bitrate etc...

Reply #2 –
hey thanks so much! this software works great and is just what i need! 

i wonder if anyone knows the difference between the following 2 encoding format?

vorbis 1.0 rc3-0kbps

vorbis 1.0 -42kbps

the 1st one works on the software i have but the 2nd one doesn't...

Given a OGG file, how to tell -q & bitrate etc...

Reply #3 –
The non-working vorbis file has maybe ID3v2 tags, which could corrupt the file with some decoders.
But I can't tell you any way to verify it.
Maybe by loading it on foobar2000: IIRC there was an option to automatically remove ID3v2 tags on vorbis file (but it was long time ago, and I don't know if it's still true)

Given a OGG file, how to tell -q & bitrate etc...

Reply #4 –
You can use "Tag" with the "Tagger" frontend to view the tags on the file, and optionally remove any (or all) tags. It will show you not just the tags, but the type of tags used.
flac > schiit modi > schiit magni > hd650

Given a OGG file, how to tell -q & bitrate etc...

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You can use "Tag" with the "Tagger" frontend to view the tags on the file, and optionally remove any (or all) tags. It will show you not just the tags, but the type of tags used.
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hi thks for the prompt replies! but i don't really get it... tag with tagger front end? you mean from "mr question man"? hmmm... i don't see any tag...

Given a OGG file, how to tell -q & bitrate etc...

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You can use "Tag" with the "Tagger" frontend to view the tags on the file, and optionally remove any (or all) tags. It will show you not just the tags, but the type of tags used.
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hi thks for the prompt replies! but i don't really get it... tag with tagger front end? you mean from "mr question man"? hmmm... i don't see any tag...
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Given a OGG file, how to tell -q & bitrate etc...

Reply #7 –
hey thanks a million!

by the way, does anyone know how to create an audio recorder at a website?
 

Given a OGG file, how to tell -q & bitrate etc...

Reply #8 –
I normally use ogginfo which is a part of vorbis-tools but I guess that might not be available on all platforms.  I use Linux and Mac OS X so I'm normally using the command line tools.