OGV to WAV Converter

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How to Convert OGV to WAV Online

This tool takes a OGV file, processes it with FFmpeg on DownloadVideo.vn servers and returns a WAV file.

The picture track of the OGV is dropped; only the audio is kept and packaged as WAV.

OGV is lossy while WAV stores data exactly. The WAV file will be larger but not better: detail discarded by OGV cannot be restored.

Property	OGV	WAV
Full name	Ogg Video (Theora)	Waveform Audio File Format
Introduced	Xiph.Org Foundation, 2004	Microsoft & IBM, 1991
Compression	lossy	uncompressed
Common codecs	Theora, Vorbis	—
Strengths	fully open and patent-free	bit-perfect PCM audio for editing and mastering; accepted by every audio editor
Limitations	rare today; Theora is less efficient than H.264/VP9; unsupported on iPhone and most editors	very large: about 10 MB per minute at CD quality (44.1 kHz, 16-bit, stereo)

On September 25, 2026 we ran the tool on our production server with a sample file: a 10-second 1280×720 video (Theora + Vorbis), 4.2 MB.

Result: 4.2 MB → 1.7 MB, processed in 1.6 s. Output: PCM 16 bit audio at 44.1 kHz stereo, 1411 kbps.

Real sizes depend on your content (how complex the picture and sound are, and the length); the figures only show the order of change.

The tool always re-encodes the picture and sound, even when the source codec would already fit the target format.
Up to 500 MB per file; a conversion that runs longer than 10 minutes is cancelled.
The file is sent to our server for conversion and deleted as soon as processing ends, including when it fails.

No. WAV is an audio format, so only the sound is kept.

No. WAV only stores exactly what is left in the OGV; what was lost when the OGV was compressed does not come back. The file just gets larger.

With our sample file: 4.2 MB → 1.7 MB. Your file may differ depending on its content.