BASE64 to OGG converter

Base64 is a method for encoding binary data into a text-based format that is easily exchangeable over text protocols like email or HTTP. Base64 encoding converts binary data into ASCII text by mapping it to a set of 64 characters. This makes it possible to send binary files as text, allowing them to be stored, transmitted, and displayed as plain text.

Ogg is a multimedia container format that is free and open-source. It can contain audio and video data, as well as text and metadata. The most common use of the Ogg format is for storing audio data, and files in this format usually have the .ogg file extension. Ogg files are known for their high quality and small file size, making them a popular choice for storing and distributing audio content on the internet.