Convert WMA to OGG

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WMA vs OGG Format Comparison

Aspect	WMA (Source Format)	OGG (Target Format)
Format Overview	WMA Windows Media Audio Proprietary Microsoft format, available in lossy and lossless variants. Lossy Proprietary	OGG Ogg Vorbis Free, open-source lossy audio format optimized for streaming and compression. Lossy Open Source
Technical Specs	Sample Rates: 8–48 kHz Bit Rates: 64–320 kbps Channels: mono, stereo	Sample Rates: 16–48 kHz Bit Rates: 16–500 kbps Channels: mono, stereo, surround
Advantages	Built-in Windows support Lossless option available Good quality at mid bitrates	Better compression than MP3 at equivalent quality Royalty-free and open-source Good metadata and streaming support
Disadvantages	Proprietary with licensing restrictions Poor support on non-Windows platforms Less efficient than newer codecs	Lossy compression with some artifacts Variable bitrate can complicate editing Not as universally supported in hardware
File Size	Typical Size: Medium ~3–5MB/minute (192–256 kbps)	Typical Size: Small ~2–3MB/minute (160–192 kbps)
Compatibility	Good: Windows Media Player Limited: Some Unix/mobile players	Good: Most modern players & browsers Limited: Older hardware
Use Cases	Windows Media streaming Corporate distribution Legacy Windows devices	Internet radio & podcasts Embedded web audio Open-source projects

Why Convert WMA to OGG?

OGG offers efficient lossy compression with open-source licensing, making it ideal for web streaming and cross-platform compatibility. Converting WMA to OGG reduces file sizes significantly while preserving good audio quality.