Xiph.Org Foundation Projects
- Ogg - a multimedia container format, a reference implementation, and the native file and stream format for the Xiph.org multimedia codecs
- Vorbis - a lossy audio compression format and software
- Theora - a lossy video compression format and software
- FLAC - a lossless audio compression format and software
- Speex - a lossy speech encoding format and software
- CELT - an ultra-low delay lossy audio compression format and software - merged into Opus, obsolete
- Opus - a low delay lossy audio compression format intended for e.g. VoIP
- Tremor - an integer-only implementation of the Vorbis audio decoder for embedded devices (software)
- OggPCM - an encapsulation of PCM audio data inside the Ogg container format
- OggUVS - an uncompressed video codec for Ogg (a work in progress and not a final proposal)
- Skeleton - a structuring information for multitrack Ogg files (a logical bitstream within an Ogg stream)
- RTP-containers for Vorbis, Theora, Speex
- CMML - an XML-based markup language for time-continuous data (a timed text codec)
- Ogg Writ - a text phrase codec (no longer maintained)
- Ogg Squish - a lossless audio compression format and software (discontinued)
- Tarkin - an experimental lossy video compression; no stable release (discontinued)
- libao, an audio-output library that operates on different platforms
- OpenCodecs - a codec pack for Windows, by Xiph and the WebM Project
- Annodex - an encapsulation format, which interleaves time-continuous data with CMML markup in a streamable manner
- Icecast - an open source multi-platform streaming server (software)
- Ices - a source client for broadcasting in Ogg Vorbis or MP3 format to an icecast2 server (software)
- IceShare - an unfinished peercasting system for Ogg multimedia (no longer maintained)
- cdparanoia - an open source CD Audio extraction tool that aims to be bit-perfect (currently unmaintained)
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