MPG to WMV converter

MPG is an acronym used for Motion Picture Experts Group's video file format. It is a widely popular digital video format used in the storage and transmission of video content, usually consisting of audio and video streams encapsulated in an MPEG container. It uses a lossy form of compression to reduce the file size without discarding any of the essential components of the original video content.

MPG files can contain both video and audio content. The MPEG-2 standard was used for DVD-Video encoding and for most television broadcasts. The MPEG-4 standard is used for many file-sharing applications such as DivX. MPG file extension can also be used for other types of MPEG compression standards such as Motion JPEG, WMV, H.264 (AVC), etc.

WMV stands for Windows Media Video and is an audio and video codec from Microsoft. It was developed in 1999, by the Windows Media team to provide encoding with smaller size, improved quality, and better performance.

WMV files are compressed video files that allow streaming over the Internet, while still maintaining a high degree of video quality. It supports both video and audio, up to 4K resolution at 60fps, and encoding soundtracks with WMA or AAC formats.