.OGM File Extension
- Developer by: OriginLab
- Category: Data Files
What are .OGM files and how to open them?
Can't open .OGM file? Are you wondering what it contains? On our site we will explain to you what this file is, what it is used for and what software opens the .OGM file.
What is a .OGM file extension?
.OGM file extension is created by OriginLab. .OGM has been classified as Data Files.
.OGM is Origin Matrix File
An OGM file contains a matrix book created by Origin, a scientific and engineering data analysis and graphing application. It stores one or more matrix sheets, which include columns and rows of numbers, special characters, or spaces. OGM files also store other information about the matrix, such as the names of the sheets, math functions, matrix dimensions, style and formatting, and data type.
You can open OGM files with Origin and Origin Viewer. Origin is only available for Windows and is the primary program used to create, open, and edit OGM files. When open in Origin, the matrix appears as a window in an open project (.OPJ or .OPJU file). Origin Viewer is also commonly used to view OGM files since it is free and can be used in Windows and macOS.
To open an OGM file in Origin, select , select the "Origin Window .ogm" file type, navigate to the OGM file location, and click Open.
You can save Origin matrices as templates in order to preserve settings to be used with other matrices you create. To do this, select and Origin will create an .OTM file to store the template.
NOTE: The release of Origin 2018 included an updated unicode format for saving matrices (.OGMU), which features performance advantages over the older, non-unicode OGM file format.
List of all softwares that can open the Origin Matrix File
Windows | OriginLab Origin | OriginLab Origin Viewer | |
File Type 2 Ogg Media File
Category: Video Files Format: Binary
Compressed video file that uses an altered form of Xiph.Org's Ogg file container format; supports playback of video content that incorporates DirectShow filters; created as an extension to the Ogg specification so that Windows Media Player (older versions) and other programs could easily play Ogg video and audio files.
NOTE: Xiph.Org, the owner and developer of the Ogg specification, does not support the OGM format because it lies outside of the Ogg specification. The OGM format is different than the format used for .OGG and .OGV files.
List of all softwares that can open the Ogg Media File
Windows | File Viewer Plus | MPUI | MPlayer | VideoLAN VLC media player | NCH Prism | mpv | |
Mac | MPlayer | VideoLAN VLC media player | mpv | |
Linux | Totem | MPlayer | VideoLAN VLC media player | mpv | |