How to create OGG with Compressor?

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How to create OGG with Compressor?

There doesn't seem to be a way to batch process OGG in Compressor. I tried creating a custom setting using the Xiph quicktime plugin, but it failed with a

QuickTime Error: -2041.

Oddly, I can convert one at a time with Quicktime 7, so the plugin does work.

Has anyone had any success with OGG in Compressor?

Seems weird that Apple doesn't support OGG. In their Safari Dveloper site, they recommend it's use in connection with HTML5, which is why I need the OGG Vorbis files.

Final Cut Studio '09, Mac OS X (10.6.8)

Posted on Jan 10, 2012 11:25 AM

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Answer 1

Jan 11, 2012 6:15 AM in response to Tony Jillson

Coustom settings for OGG works here in Compressor...

If you want to batch encode with Quicktime 7. Open all of videos in Quicktime 7... Pick the first video to encode... Encode... Pick the second video to encode... Ecncode... So on and so on.

If your still having problems, download MPEG Steamclip app to batch/encode the videos. It's free program!

http://www.squared5.com/

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Tony Jillson Author

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Jan 11, 2012 6:42 AM in response to David M Brewer

HI David,

Can you tell me exactly what settings you used to set up your encode in Compressor? Did you have to install the Xiph Quicktime plugin first? By the way, I'm encoding audio only (OGG Vorbis)

Your Quicktime 7 example is not really a batch process if you're doing each separately...

Will look into the MPEG Steamclip option. Was not aware that it could patch process.

Thanks for your response.

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Answer 3

Jan 11, 2012 8:47 AM in response to Tony Jillson

As for the Quicktime 7 encoding, you don't have to wait for the encoding to finish before starting a new encoding.

Compressor won't export the audio (only). So we'er out of luck there. And MPEG Stream clip won't do it either. Meybe there is a way to do this with the Automator program.

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Answer 4

Dec 19, 2012 7:19 AM in response to Tony Jillson

I found a simple app in the Mac App Store.

audio-converter by Li Jianyu for $0.99.

It's not fancy, but it works like a charm and is a good batch converter.

Converts to ogg, mp3, aiff, mp2, wma, wav, aac, ac3, au, mmf, m4a.

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