Free online OGG to PLS converter

Understanding ogg and pls file formats

OGG is a free, open container format developed by the Xiph.Org Foundation, commonly used for storing audio data, especially compressed audio streams like Ogg Vorbis. It is popular for music files and streaming due to its efficient compression and high audio quality.

PLS is a playlist file format used by media players to organize and play a list of audio files. A PLS file is a plain text file that contains references (paths or URLs) to audio files, along with optional metadata such as titles and lengths.

How to convert ogg to pls

Since OGG is an audio file and PLS is a playlist file, the conversion process involves creating a PLS playlist that references one or more OGG files, rather than converting audio data directly. This is useful for organizing multiple OGG tracks into a single playlist for playback in compatible media players.

Manual method: Creating a PLS playlist for OGG files

1. Gather the OGG files you want to include in your playlist.
2. Open a text editor (such as Notepad on Windows or TextEdit on macOS).
3. Use the following template to create your PLS file:
   

   [playlist]
   File1=path/to/your/song1.ogg
   Title1=Song Title 1
   Length1=123
   File2=path/to/your/song2.ogg
   Title2=Song Title 2
   Length2=200
   NumberOfEntries=2
   Version=2

   Replace the file paths, titles, and lengths with your actual OGG file information.
4. Save the file with a .pls extension, for example, myplaylist.pls.

Best software for creating PLS playlists from OGG files

• VLC Media Player: Open VLC, add your OGG files to the playlist, then use Media → Save Playlist to File and choose PLS as the format.
• Winamp: Add OGG files to the playlist, then use File → Save Playlist and select PLS as the file type.
• Foobar2000: Create a playlist with your OGG files, then use File → Save Playlist and choose PLS format.

Summary

Converting OGG to PLS means creating a playlist file that references your OGG audio files. Use media players like VLC, Winamp, or Foobar2000 for the easiest and most reliable results.