Convert VOC to OGA

The VOC file extension, short for "Voice", is an audio file format developed by Creative Labs for their SoundBlaster sound cards. VOC files store audio clips, sound effects, and instrument sounds, often used in DOS-based games and applications. These files are compressed to reduce size and contain a 26-byte header followed by data blocks with audio information. The format gained popularity in the 1990s but declined with the advent of more versatile formats like WAV. VOC files are still supported by various audio software for playback and conversion.

An OGA file, short for Ogg Vorbis Audio, is a multimedia file format developed by the Xiph.Org Foundation. It is designed primarily for efficiently streaming and compressing high-quality audio. Originating in the early 2000s, Ogg Vorbis was intended as an open-source alternative to proprietary formats like MP3. The OGA file extension signifies a container format that can encapsulate audio data encoded with the Vorbis codec, providing superior sound quality and smaller file sizes, making it a preferred choice for various multimedia applications.