Ogg codecs are a set of audio compression algorithms used to compress and store audio file formats such as Ogg Vorbis and Opus. Ogg Vorbis is known as an open source format that provides high-quality audio compression, while Opus is an audio codec that provides high-quality audio compression, low latency, and multi-channel support. Ogg codecs use lossy compression when compressing audio data, meaning some audio data is permanently lost during the compression process. However, lossy compression allows for greater data storage and transmission by significantly reducing file size. Ogg codecs such as Ogg Vorbis and Opus are supported on many different devices and platforms and are often used for streaming music, internet radio, and storing audio files. Additionally, Ogg codecs can be used with other audio codecs to provide a high-quality audio experience.
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