Convert RM to OGG

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Real Media File

Extension	.rm
Category	🔵 video
Main program	🔵 RealNetworks RealPlayer
Description	🔵 RM (RealMedia) is a proprietary multimedia container format developed by RealNetworks. It was primarily used for streaming audio, video, and other multimedia content over the internet. RM files typically contain audio and video codecs that are optimized for streaming over low bandwidth connections.
Technical details	🔵 The RM format is based on a modified version of the standard MPEG-4 compression algorithm and is able to provide high-quality video and audio while keeping file sizes small. The format also includes support for digital rights management (DRM) to protect copyrighted content from unauthorized access and distribution. RM files can be played using RealPlayer, a media player application created by RealNetworks, which is available on various platforms such as Windows, macOS, and Linux. Some third-party media players may also be capable of playing RM files with the use of appropriate codecs.
Developer	🔵 Real Networks
MIME type	🔵 audio/x-pn-realaudio 🔵 audio/vnd.rn-realaudio 🔵 audio/x-pm-realaudio-plugin 🔵 audio/x-pn-realvideo

ogg

Extension	.ogg
Category	🔵 audio
Programs	🔵 Microsoft Windows Media Player 🔵 VLC media player 🔵 MPlayer 🔵 Foobar2000 🔵 Winamp 🔵 Xion Audio Player 🔵 Audacity 🔵 Eltima Elmedia Player 🔵 Apple QuickTime Player 🔵 Zinf 🔵 Totem 🔵 Amarok
Description	🔵 OGG is a compressed audio file format or file extension used to store audio data. It was developed by the Xiph.Org Foundation and can include track and artist information as well as metadata.The OGG extension was created to replace proprietary audio formats like mp3, VQF, and AAC. OGG files are compressed to a smaller size than mp3 files, resulting in lower bandwidth and storage requirements. Additionally, OGG files offer better sound quality compared to mp3 files of the same size. Most players, such as VLC and Windows Media Player, can open and play OGG files.Note! Translate the text as if it were written by a native English speaker, and take into account all speech and language features when preparing the final text.
Technical details	🔵 How to create and how to open an OGG file? There are many ways to create an OGG file. You can convert WAV, WMA, or MP3 to OGG, create a new OGG file, convert a playlist/folder, or rip a CD/track to OGG. Simply right-click on the file and select "convert to," then "OGG" on the menu that pops up. You can also use audio converter software to create OGG files from proprietary formats. To open an OGG file, use any music and audio software like VLC, Windows Media Player, Miro, MPlayer, Adobe Audition, Audials One, Xion, etc. You can also drag OGG files into Google Chrome or open them online. GPS devices can open OGG files, although Apple devices don't support the format, so you'll need to download an app like VLC or OPlayer. Which other formats OGG can be converted into and why? OGG files can be converted to many other audio file formats. Simply right-click on the OGG file and convert it to your preferred format. You can convert OGG to any of the following formats: 1. MP3 2. WAV 3. M4A 4. AAC Although OGG audio files are free, unpatented, and smaller than MP3, not many portable players support the format. You'll need to convert OGG to MP3 or other formats that are supported by your device. Some programs also don't allow saving in OGG, so you might need to convert back to OGG once you are done working on the audio file. There are many advantages to OGG. Their smaller size means you need less storage space and bandwidth when streaming. Reports have also shown that OGG files offer better sound quality than MP3 files of the same size. They are perfect for complex, high-frequency sounds and give creators and other users the ability to work with multimedia for free.
Developer	🔵 Xiph.Org
MIME type	🔵 application/ogg