Free online SPC to OGG converter

SPC files contain Super Nintendo game-music data and are not supported by many general-purpose audio players. Converting one to OGG renders the music as a standard audio track that is easier to play and share.

What the SPC format is

SPC is a game-music format that stores a snapshot of the SNES audio processor’s state, often with track metadata. Emulators such as Snes9x can create SPC dumps; you may also encounter them in game-music collections. An SPC is not a fixed-length recording, so playback software may determine how long the track plays.

What the OGG format is

OGG is a container commonly used with the lossy Vorbis audio codec. Ogg Vorbis files are supported by many media players and are useful for sharing or storing rendered game music at a smaller size than lossless audio.

How to convert SPC to OGG

Online on 101convert.com

1. Upload the SPC file on the converter page. You can add several files for batch conversion; the page shows the per-file size limit.
2. Before converting, set the available bitrate, sample rate, and channel options as needed.
3. Convert the file, then download the OGG output. The conversion runs on the site’s server with FFmpeg.

Offline with desktop software

foobar2000 with Game Emu Player is a free Windows option. Install foobar2000 and its Game Emu Player component (foo_gep), which adds SPC playback, then open the SPC file. Select the track and use right-click → Convert → …; choose Ogg Vorbis as the output format and start the conversion. If Ogg Vorbis is not listed, install an Ogg Vorbis encoder supported by foobar2000 first.

Quality and playback length

OGG Vorbis is lossy, so the conversion cannot preserve all source audio detail. SPC files encode playable sound data rather than a finished recording; check the output duration, since the player’s track-length or fade settings can affect where the rendered file ends.