Add AVI files with audio
Choose non-empty .avi files up to 100 MB that host FFmpeg can read and that contain an audio stream.
AVI to OGG audio extraction
Fileverses processes qualifying AVI uploads sequentially with FFmpeg, discarding video and creating one Vorbis OGG download for each successful source.
Processed by our self-hosted conversion engine
Supported files
The fixed profile maps the first audio stream, excludes all video, removes source metadata and chapters, and encodes Vorbis at quality 5.
How it works
Choose non-empty .avi files up to 100 MB that host FFmpeg can read and that contain an audio stream.
The server runs one queued job at a time, mapping only the first audio stream and encoding Vorbis quality 5.
Listen to a completed audio file where browser support allows, then save its separate OGG download.
Audio-extraction boundaries
A source AVI must contain readable audio. Video is not included, and this route cannot select alternate tracks or recover detail from lossy source audio.
Convert AVI to OGGThis route accepts .avi files up to 100 MB, but files without readable audio cannot produce an OGG result.
The profile maps the first audio stream and uses audio-only output. No source video is carried into the OGG file.
Every result is newly encoded with libvorbis quality 5. It is not a stream copy, and another lossy encode cannot restore lost detail.
Source metadata and chapters are removed. There is no alternate-track selection, trimming, bitrate, channel, sample-rate, or quality control.
AVI to OGG FAQ
No. The AVI must be non-empty, at most 100 MB, readable by host FFmpeg, and contain an audio stream.
No. The route outputs audio only and explicitly excludes video.
Only the first audio stream is mapped. The tool does not provide alternate-track selection.
The profile writes a newly encoded Vorbis OGG at fixed quality 5.
No. Source metadata and chapters are removed, while subtitles, attachments, and other source extras are not included.
Yes. The server processes the submitted queue sequentially and makes a separate OGG download for each success.
No. This route has no trimming, bitrate, sample-rate, channel, quality, or stream-selection controls.