OGG to WMA

File extension	.ogg
Category	Music File
Description	The .ogg file format is a type of audio file that makes use of open source Ogg Vorbis compression. It is supported by devices such as Archos and Samsung but is not supported by Apple iOS devices. The .ogg format has been utilised for the provision of streaming audio. The file format is unlikely at present to take a dominant share of the digital music market due to the synonymous nature of MP3 with digital audio.
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Technical Details	The .ogg format is actually a container that potentially allows for different streams of audio, video and metadata. Ogg Vorbis is the compression format. It provides medium to high quality audio at between 16 and 128 kbps/channel and is better quality sound than mp3. The OGG file type is a lossy codec which means that data is discarded as part of the compression technique, resulting in a smaller file size. Ogg files are optimised for music files, but will still be of acceptable quality for speech only files.
Associated programs	Apple QuickTime Player Real Player Windows Media Player
Developed by	Xiph.Org Foundation
MIME type	audio/ogg application/ogg
Useful links	Ogg Vorbis Documentation Convert OGG file

Convert OGG file

Using Zamzar it is possible to convert OGG files to a variety of other formats:

ogg to aac (Advanced Audio Coding File)
ogg to ac3 (AC3 Audio File)
ogg to flac (Free Lossless Audio Codec)
ogg to m4a (Compressed video file)
ogg to m4r (iPhone Ringtone File)
ogg to mp3 (Compressed audio file)
ogg to mp4 (MPEG-4 Video File)
ogg to wav (Windows audio file)
ogg to wma (Windows Media Audio)

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Convert OGG to WMA

File extension	.wma
Category	Music File
Description	Developed by the Signal Processing Group at Microsoft, the WMA file format is part of the Windows Media framework and was first released commercially in 1999, with support for playback of WMA encoded files as part of Windows Media Player. Creation of WMA files did not come until Windows Media Player version 7. The original codec was targeted as a direct competitor to the MP3 and RealAudio formats, and has achieved a broad level of adoption thanks to support for playback on numerous DVD players, Nokia mobile handsets and Playstation portable devices.
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Technical Details	In almost all circumstances WMA files are part of the Advanced Systems Format (ASF) container, a proprietary container format developed by Microsoft for both digital video and digital audio. Every WMA file contains an audio track encoded in one of four mutually distinct codecs - WMA, WMA Voice, WMA Lossless or WMA Pro - WMA is the most commonly found of the four, but is a lossy codec, with the ability to encode audio signals sampled at up to 48 kHz. WMA Pro is an improved version, allowing sampling up to 96 kHz, but has achieved little hardware and software support. WMA Lossless is designed to compress audio signals with no loss of quality from the original source (up to 96 kHz) and is used in some Windows Mobile devices as well as the Logitech Squeezebox Touch. Finally, WMA Voice is a lossy codec optimized for low-bandwith voice playback applications, with mono sampling support up to 22.05 kHz - it is perhaps most well known for being used by the BBC World service for streaming Internet radio.
Associated programs	MPlayer Realplayer VLC Media Player Windows Media Player Windows Movie Maker
Developed by	Microsoft
MIME type	audio/x-ms-wma
Useful links	Encoding Audio and Video with Windows Media Codecs Microsoft overview of ASF Format Differences between ASF and WMV/WMA files WMA format information from the Library of Congress Convert WMA file

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