OGG to FLAC converter

OGG is a free, open-source file format developed for audio and video data. It is commonly used for streaming media over the Internet and as a basis for streaming protocols like RTSP and Icecast. OGG files are typically compressed using the Vorbis audio encoding format but may also use other audio formats like Speex.

Compared to other comparable file formats, OGG files provide greater compression and reduce file size without sacrificing audio quality. Despite their smaller size, OGG files still store much more information than MP3 files. As a result, this file format is often used by music producers who want to distribute their music without sacrificing audio quality.

FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) is an open-source audio format that is both lossless and compressed. Lossless means that no information is lost in the compression process, which preserves the full quality of the original audio source. FLAC is very popular among audiophiles and listeners who want the best possible experience while listening to music.

FLAC files typically have a .flac extension and can be played on almost any modern media player, including VLC, Windows Media Player, and Foobar2000. The format works best when streamed over an internet connection, providing high-quality audio without any slowdowns or glitches.