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  • Dave65

    • Oct 2012
    • 8

    OGG won't play in VLC.

    I'm trying out dBpoweramp...

    I've ripped some CDs to OGG and I find that they won't play in VLC. OGG files that I've created with other software do play in VLC.

    Could someone shed some light on this, please?

    Thanks,

    Dave
  • Spoon
    Administrator
    • Apr 2002
    • 44509

    #2
    Re: OGG won't play in VLC.

    Do these ogg files play in other players such as Foobar 2000?
    Spoon
    www.dbpoweramp.com

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    • Dave65

      • Oct 2012
      • 8

      #3
      Re: OGG won't play in VLC.

      Thanks for replying.

      Do you mean

      a) do the dbpoweramp ogg files play in other players or

      b) do the ogg files converted using another converter play in other players?

      The answer to a) and b) is, yes, the files play on my Samsung Galaxy S and my Asus Transformer E pad

      .......

      I've just downloaded Foobar2000 and can confirm that the dbpoweramp ogg files play in foobar2000. I had an idea that VLC was regarded as the Swiss Army Knife of media players but perhaps it isn't after all. I'm curious as to why the dbpoweramp files don't play in VLC but if it's a quirk of VLC rather than the dbpoweramp files then there's no problem.

      I'll continue with the dbpowermap trial which I am enjoying a lot...

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      • garym
        dBpoweramp Guru

        • Nov 2007
        • 5889

        #4
        Re: OGG won't play in VLC.

        Originally posted by Dave65
        Thanks for replying.

        Do you mean

        a) do the dbpoweramp ogg files play in other players or

        b) do the ogg files converted using another converter play in other players?

        The answer to a) and b) is, yes, the files play on my Samsung Galaxy S and my Asus Transformer E pad

        .......

        I've just downloaded Foobar2000 and can confirm that the dbpoweramp ogg files play in foobar2000. I had an idea that VLC was regarded as the Swiss Army Knife of media players but perhaps it isn't after all. I'm curious as to why the dbpoweramp files don't play in VLC but if it's a quirk of VLC rather than the dbpoweramp files then there's no problem.

        I'll continue with the dbpowermap trial which I am enjoying a lot...
        don't know why VLC is having trouble with the OGG files. But I can say that from years of haunting the digital music forums, VLC has never been the most recommended (or seemingly used) AUDIO player. I have VLC, it is nice, but I use it entirely for video playback on my computer. On a windows machine, I highly recommend foobar2000 as the "swiss army knife" of audio players. Also download the "facets" component for foobar2000. I find this allows me to setup a foobar2000 user interface that suits my use case very easily.

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        • thexfile
          dBpoweramp Enthusiast

          • Jul 2010
          • 177

          #5
          Re: OGG won't play in VLC.

          I can play OGG on VLC just fine.

          I'm using K-Lite Codec Pack.

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          • Dave65

            • Oct 2012
            • 8

            #6
            Re: OGG won't play in VLC.

            Originally posted by thexfile
            I can play OGG on VLC just fine.

            I'm using K-Lite Codec Pack.

            I can play OGG in VLC too, just not OGG produced by dbpoweramp. Do you mean you can play dbpoweramp produced OGG in VLC?

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            • thexfile
              dBpoweramp Enthusiast

              • Jul 2010
              • 177

              #7
              Re: OGG won't play in VLC.

              Originally posted by Dave65
              Do you mean you can play dbpoweramp produced OGG in VLC?
              Yep.

              Do you have a Codec Pack installed?

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