High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! An Ogg page is a variable sized unit of data within an Ogg bitstream. One of the purposes of multimedia container formats is to allow multiple codecs to be muxed into a single file or stream. For example, if you wanted audio, video, and subtitles combined into a single file. The viewpoint held by Christopher Montgomery, creator of the Ogg format, is that the units of muxed codec data should be a separate abstraction layer from the units of data used by the codec in order to limit the amount of buffering necessary when decoding the contained data. In his opinion, which is supported by other developers working with the Xiph.org Foundation, this gives Ogg a technical advantage over alternative bitstream formats such as AVI, QuickTime, and MPEG.

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