What is ORG audio when downloading movies?

[Anonymous543]

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Does this type of audio will give good audio quality??

[DB83]

Let's forget for just one moment that we are talking about, assumely, warez (un-officiall ) downloads.

But the Q. was what is 'ARG'. I have my own opinion on that and due to the tenious assumption that these are warez I will on expand on that further.


Maybe the last respondent could prove 'his' worth and share his own opinion as to what 'ORG' stands for.


BTW ORG, as most will already know, is NOT an audio format.

[ProWo]

Org=original

[DB83]

FFS. Do not make it that easy ;D

[Cornucopia]

Gee, it would be so hard to add just one more letter to make "orig", making it near universally understood.
Smh.

Scott

[Anonymous543]

I don't think so ,that this ORG will be good as Blu-ray audios or webrip audio....there's written ORG(clean) so it could be theater recorded audio with some noise removed...mean camrip audio with reduced public noise , for confirmation I'll download that after April 4 because my exams are running..

[Anonymous543]

I downloaded that movie and it is dual audio movie..
Audio track #1 name is hindi ORG(clean)
Audio track #2 name is english DD(2.0)

Quality of Audio track #2 which is english DD(2.0) is good as like am watching that movie on streaming site like Netflix
May be DD stands for Dolby digital audio and 2.0 stands for streo layout

And

Quality of Audio track #1 which is hindi ORG(clean) is too bad like theatre camera rip audio..with reduced public noise
Idk what ORG(clean) stands for

Even am not sure for DD(2.0)

[october262]

found this - https://www.storyninetyfour.com/knowledge-base/what-does-clean-audio-mean
Clean audio means it is free from any distracting sounds or frequencies.

[Anonymous543]

Uhmm it was just like that ,reduced public noises with some kind of background noise reduction

[Anonymous543]

But still i don't know what ORG means
If its full form is ORIGINAL audio then may be original is raw audio which is recorded through some person in theatre with public noises

And Original(clean) is applied noise reduction on that audio

[dellsam34]

Original means the native language of the movie in this example Hindi, Other tracks such as English, French and so on, it has nothing to do with clean or dirty. In US movies the ORG is American English and other languages such as Spanish, French ... etc. In most American movies the original track is in the highest audio format such as Dolby Atmos, other languages are just AC-3 or even basic Dolby stereo. They all sound clean.

[Anonymous543]

Movie which i am talking about is available to buy in playstore
But it doesn't includes hindi audio


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But i have watched this movie in theatre in Hindi audio
And also it's available to download from other sites ,they says it's audio ORG hindi but it doesn't sounds good

If i download movie in dual audio
Where 1st track is in english and 2nd track in hindi
Then English sounds good and
Hindi sounds dirty

[rrats]

Is the film in question an Indian film or is it from other parts of the world. If it is not Indian then it probably sounds band because of the dubbing quality

[Anonymous543]

it's not indian movie..but it dubbed in indian (hindi) language and also released in theatre with hindi language, in theatre sound experience was too good

[a2z]

It is a free, open source container format supporting a variety of formats, the most popular of which is the audio format Vorbis. Vorbis offers compression similar to MP3 but is less popular.

[DB83]

It is a free, open source container format supporting a variety of formats, the most popular of which is the audio format Vorbis. Vorbis offers compression similar to MP3 but is less popular.

I thought long and hard - ok not for more than 60 secs - if I should reply to this.


But we all have 'senior'/'blonde' moments


So just for the purpose of clarification the OP asked about ORG (and he has IMO received all relevant responses). This was not a typo where he was asking about OGG (Vorbis)