.OGG File Extension

You can open OGG files with various audio players. Examples of software you can play OGG files with include Microsoft Windows Media Player 2022 (bundled with Windows), VideoLAN VLC media player (multiplatform), Nullsoft Winamp (Windows), MPlayer (multiplatform), and Adobe Audition (multiplatform).

Many audio editors and media players, including Audacity, VideoLAN VLC media player, and Adobe Audition, can convert OGG files to other formats.

For example, Audacity can convert OGG files to the following audio formats:

• .MP3 - MP3 Audio
• .WAV - WAVE Audio
• .AIFF - Audio Interchange File Format
• .FLAC - Free Lossless Audio Codec
• .MP2 - MP2 Audio
• .M4A - MPEG-4 Audio
• .AC3 - Audio Codec 3
• .AMR - Adaptive Multi-rate Codec
• .OPUS - Opus Audio
• .WMA - Windows Media Audio

You can open OGG files with Origin and Origin Viewer. Origin is only available for Windows and is the primary program used to create, open, and edit OGG files. When open in Origin, the graph appears as a window in an open project (.OPJ or .OPJU file). Origin Viewer is also commonly used since it is a free alternative to Origin and can be used in Windows and macOS.

To open an OGG file in Origin, select File → Open..., select the "Origin Window .ogg" file type, navigate to the OGW file location, and click Open.

You can save Origin graphs as templates in order to preserve settings to be used with other graphs you create. To do this, select File → Save Template As... and Origin will create an .OTP file to store the template.

NOTE: The release of Origin 2018 included an updated unicode format for saving workbooks (.OGGU), which features performance advantages over the older, non-unicode OGG file format.