Convert MOV to OGG Online Free
Extract the audio from your QuickTime MOV video and save it as OGG Vorbis — a free, open-source audio format. Ideal for web games, Linux audio workflows, and royalty-free audio projects.
ChangeThisFile extracts audio from your QuickTime MOV video and encodes it as OGG Vorbis using FFmpeg on our secure servers. OGG is a free, open-source format perfect for web games, Linux, and open-source audio projects. Files are auto-deleted, free with no signup required.
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QuickTime vs OGG: Format Comparison
Key differences between the two formats
| Feature | MOV (QuickTime) | OGG |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Apple proprietary video container | Open-source audio container |
| Developer | Apple Computer | Xiph.Org Foundation |
| Audio codec | AAC, PCM, or ALAC | Vorbis (lossy, open-source) |
| License | Proprietary Apple format | 100% open-source, no royalties |
| File size | Large (includes video) | Small — Vorbis-compressed audio only |
| Platform support | macOS, iOS, QuickTime Player | Linux, Chrome, Firefox, Android, VLC |
| Use case | Apple video workflows | Web games, Linux audio, HTML5 audio, open projects |
When to Convert
Common scenarios where this conversion is useful
Extract audio from iPhone video for web game use
OGG is natively supported for HTML5 audio in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. If you recorded audio or music on your iPhone as a MOV video, convert to OGG to use it as a sound effect or background music in a web game.
Convert Final Cut Pro audio exports to open format
Final Cut Pro delivers video in MOV format. Extract audio as OGG to share in open-source contexts or distribute on Linux-based platforms where MOV and Apple formats have limited native support.
Create audio for Godot game projects
Godot Engine's primary streaming audio format is OGG Vorbis. Convert MOV video recordings — music, narration, sound design — to OGG to use them directly in Godot without additional conversion steps.
Add iPhone voice recordings to Linux music libraries
Linux audio players like Rhythmbox, Clementine, and Banshee natively manage OGG files. Convert MOV voice memos or music recordings from your iPhone to OGG for use on your Linux desktop.
Distribute royalty-free audio from QuickTime sources
OGG Vorbis has no patent or licensing fees. Developers and content creators distributing audio commercially or in open-source projects often prefer OGG to avoid legal complexity around proprietary codecs.
How to Convert QuickTime to OGG
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Upload your MOV file
Drag and drop your .mov file onto the converter or click to browse and select it. Files up to 500MB are supported.
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Server-side OGG encoding
Your MOV is uploaded over HTTPS and FFmpeg extracts and decodes the audio (AAC, PCM, or ALAC), encoding it as OGG Vorbis. The video stream is discarded entirely.
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Download your OGG file
Click Download to save the .ogg file. The original MOV and converted OGG are automatically deleted from our servers after download.
Frequently Asked Questions
macOS does not natively support OGG, but VLC and most third-party media players on Mac play OGG without issue. iOS also lacks native OGG support but VLC for iOS handles it. For Apple-native playback, M4A is a better choice.
Yes. OGG Vorbis is a lossy codec. Converting from MOV (which often contains AAC or PCM audio) to OGG Vorbis involves re-encoding. At high quality settings (q5 or above), the quality difference is minimal.
OGG Vorbis is natively supported in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge via the HTML5 audio element. Safari support has improved in recent versions. For maximum browser compatibility, serve both OGG and MP3 or AAC.
Yes. OGG Vorbis is fully open-source with no patents, royalties, or licensing restrictions. It can be used freely in any commercial or open-source project.
FFmpeg uses a high quality Vorbis VBR setting by default, approximately equivalent to 192 kbps average bitrate. The actual bitrate varies based on audio content complexity.
Yes. Godot Engine imports OGG Vorbis files directly as streaming audio assets. Simply convert your MOV audio to OGG and import the .ogg file into your Godot project's audio folder.
OGG files use Vorbis comment tags, which support artist, album, title, track number, and other standard fields. Metadata from the MOV container may partially transfer, and you can edit tags using tools like MusicBrainz Picard or Kid3.
Yes. ChangeThisFile is completely free with no signup and no conversion limits.
Yes. The converter works in Safari on iPhone. Upload your MOV file from the Photos or Files app and download the OGG result directly to your device.
Yes. Both the uploaded MOV and the converted OGG are automatically deleted from our servers immediately after you download. We never store your files.
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