MP3
MP3 is the most popular audio storage format in use today. MP3 files typically store songs, music and recordings. Unlike other formats, MP3 stores audio in a much smaller file size to save device memory. It remains one of the most widely supported file formats and can be played on virtually all media players on all devices.
The quality of an MP3 file can vary, because it depends on the "bit rate" used for compression. Common bit rates are 128, 192 and 256 kbps. Check your file specification for more information.
OGG
OGG files store music, artist info and metadata. Audio stored in OGG usually has better sound quality than MP3. You can easily play your OGG file on most Windows and Android devices, but not as easily on MacOS or iOS. Use Microsoft Groove Music to open OGG files in Windows devices. To play your OGG file on Apple devices, use VLC Media Player or convert it to MP3 or AAC.
Developed by Xiph.org, the OGG container stores audio in the free and open-source Vorbis compression. OGG files created before 2007 may contain video, as it was once used as a multimedia container format.
How to Convert MP3 to OGG:
1Select a file format
Click on the first box and select MP3 as the file format then click on the box next to it and select OGG.
2Upload and convert
Click on ‘Choose File’ and select your MP3 file from your folders. You can also drag and drop the file into the box. Click on ‘Convert File’.
3Download file
Click on the Download button and your OGG will be saved to your device in a matter of seconds.
‘Convert MP3 to OGG’ Tutorial
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