Editing With Pages
One of the common uses of Ogg pages is for editing Ogg files without the loss of quality or processing expense involved in transcoding.
Any series of pages within a stream can be preceded by the stream's header pages (pages with an absolute granule position of 0) and be decoded properly by media players. This technique can be used to losslessly crop a media file.
Multiple cropped segments can be appended to each other with a process known as chaining provided that the serial numbers of these segments are modified to unique numbers. New content can also be inserted between these segments.
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