MOV to OGA
MOV to OGAMOV is one of the most common multimedia file formats. It was developed by Apple Computer, compatible with Macintosh and Windows platforms. It was first used actively in the early 1990s after Apple launched its QuickTime Media Player, so it’s sometimes called QuickTime. At first, it was a unique format for audio and video data, but later its competitors such as AVI, AMV, FLV, Real Media appeared. MOV files are currently standard for storing movies and any other video.
OGA is a format of free container audio files, a kind of audio container. The developer is Xiph.Org. The full original name is Ogg Vorbis Audio File. This audio container runs on Ogg Vorbis, a widely used audio encoding and streaming technology. The container stores audio data with compression using Vorbis compression. OGA audio files can also use the .OGG extension because they are a standard Ogg container. Any Ogg-enabled media player must play OGA audio files.