Select a MOV with audio
Add a non-empty .mov file up to 100 MB that contains readable audio.
Free online MOV to OGG audio extractor
Convert a MOV’s first audio stream to Vorbis OGG.
Fileverses uses server-side FFmpeg to remove MOV video and encode its first audio stream as a new Vorbis quality-5 OGG.
- Vorbis quality 5
- Audio-only OGG
- Sequential queue
Processed by our self-hosted conversion engine
Supported files
MOV picture out, OGG sound out.
MOVOGG
Use an eligible MOV with audio. The fixed profile maps the first audio stream only and makes a newly encoded OGG; it does not preserve the movie.
How it works
Extract MOV audio to OGG
Start OGG conversion
Each submitted file is handled sequentially; FFmpeg maps first audio only and encodes Vorbis quality 5.
Save the audio result
Listen to the completed OGG where browser support allows, then download its separately named file.
Audio-only output
First audio stream, fixed Vorbis encode.
Video is excluded. Source metadata and chapters are removed, and the route has no track-selection, trim, bitrate, or quality controls.
Extract OGG from MOVAudio-bearing MOV required
The source must be a non-empty .mov at most 100 MB, readable by host FFmpeg, with a first audio stream. Video-only MOV files cannot produce OGG.
New Vorbis OGG
The result is an audio-only Vorbis encode at fixed quality 5, not a stream copy or source-detail recovery.
Video and source structure removed
Video is excluded. Only first audio is used; metadata, chapters, alternate tracks, subtitles, and attachments are not retained.
No output tuning
There are no trim, bitrate, codec, quality, channel, sample-rate, or stream-selection controls. Output size and destination support vary.
MOV to OGG FAQ
What audio extraction keeps—and drops
Does MOV to OGG include video?+−
No. The fixed profile disables video and writes an audio-only OGG.
Which audio track is used?+−
It maps only the first audio stream from the MOV. Alternate tracks cannot be selected.
What codec is in the OGG output?+−
A successful result uses newly encoded Vorbis audio at FFmpeg quality setting 5.
Can I convert a silent MOV?+−
No. The MOV needs a readable first audio stream; a video-only source cannot produce an OGG result.
Does conversion recover audio quality?+−
No. It is a new lossy Vorbis encode and cannot restore detail discarded by an earlier encode.
Are tags, chapters, or subtitles kept?+−
No. Metadata and chapters are removed, and subtitles, attachments, and alternate streams are not retained.
Can I set bitrate or trim the soundtrack?+−
No. The route has no trim, quality, bitrate, codec, channel, sample-rate, or stream-selection controls.