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Supports: MOV
OGV (OGG Video) is the open-source video format using the Theora codec in an OGG container. It's the video counterpart to OGG Vorbis audio.
OGV is completely royalty-free. Projects that avoid proprietary codecs (H.264 requires licensing) use OGV for video content.
OGV plays natively in Firefox and on Linux without additional codecs. MOV requires QuickTime or VLC on Linux.
OGV is the standard video format for Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons. Contributing video content requires OGV format.
Competitors like changemyfile.com explains "OGV is completely open-source, plays natively in Firefox, and works seamlessly on Linux without additional codecs" and notes it "eliminates licensing concerns." aconvert.com offers bitrate, aspect ratio, frame size, and frame rate controls. convertio.co provides VBR quality mode "similar to CRF in AVC or HEVC encoding."
Yes. Completely free with no watermarks, no sign-up required, and no file count limits.
Yes. Chrome, Firefox, and Opera all support OGV playback. Safari has limited OGV support.
Yes. Upload multiple MOV files and convert them all with the same settings.
Yes. Works in any modern browser on all devices — no app installation required.