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[extra] source_link = ‘http://johnriselvato.com/tag/ffmpeg’ source_author = ‘John Riselvato’ source_author_home = ‘http://johnriselvato.com’ of software patents. ogg does have a higher quality of audio at smaller file sizes but not commonly supported on physical devices natively (MP3 players, iPhone, etc).
Fortunately, ogg to mp3 is a standard and easy conversion. With audio to audio conversions setting -acodec maybe redundant as seen below:
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title = 'ffmpeg how to convert ogg to mp3'
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$ ffmpeg -i input.ogg output.mp3
Note: if an mp3 codec is required add -acodec libmp3lame