OGM OGM- Ogg Media (OGM) is a video, audio and subtitle stream Container format. Including extensions, QT can also support Ogg, ASF, FLV, MKV, and DivX Media Format. QuickTime natively supports AIFF, WAV, DV, MP3, and MPEG-1. Each Track, regardless of type, has its own digitally-encoded media stream using a specific Codec. The multimedia container file can hold multiple tracks, audio, video, effects or text files. (Read More.) MOV MOV- MOV/.mov is a video Container format for QuickTime. Although such video can be stored in a number of modern containers, including MPEG-2 PS/TS and Matroska, the development of MP4 is important because it gives hobbyists a replacement for the outdated AVI container which became the standard for MPEG-4 ASP (DivX, XviD, 3IVX, etc.) video. MP4 MP4-MP4 is the official multimedia container for MPEG-4 video and audio. The project itself is simply called Matroska. MKV MKV- Matroska's MKV "universal" Container is described by its developers as "the extensible open standard Audio/Video Container." This translates to a multimedia Container designed to support practically any type of video or audio stream you might care to use.
The most popular containers for AVC video are at this point are MKV, MP4, OGM and MOV and when you have a file that says x264 in the filename you will have one of those 4 previously mentioned formats as the video format. Although it is not an actual format and instead an encoder, many files will use the term "x264" in the filename so it is important to understand how to play files that are encoded with x264.īetter understanding x264 Ok so now that we have seen that the term x264 refers actually to an encoder and not a format such as say MKV we should get a better understanding of what type of formats are actually contained when a file refers to x264. It is also a High Profile AVC encoder, one of very few publicly available.
It is one of the most advanced publicly available tools for encoding h.264 video. X264 is an open source, free, h.264 / AVC video encoder.
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