The Vorbis format, often called Ogg Vorbis owing to its Ogg container, (the best way to think of this is that OGG is the can, Vorbis is the ring-pull) is a lossy, open-source alternative to MP3 and ...

Ogg Vorbis – An open-source darling used by indie game developers and GNU/Linux distributions. WMA (Windows Media Audio) – Mostly found in legacy corporate archives or older Windows kiosks.

Drag a compatible file into iTunes—AIFF, WAV, MP3, AAC, Apple Lossless, or .mov, but not Ogg, FLAC, or .avi—and you can convert it to a format compatible with the iPod, iOS devices, and the ...

Is that about right?<P>I'll try ripping my own WAV file in 16 bit and then using the Ogg GUI thing to see what happens. I'll try the command line encoder too on the ones I have and report the ...