Convert OGG to WAV
Drop an .ogg file and download a 16-bit PCM WAV. Sample rate and channel count are preserved.
Game audio, voice recordings, and Wikimedia files often arrive as Ogg. Getting them into a sampler, a DAW that lacks an Ogg importer, or a speech pipeline means decoding to PCM first.
Opus and its 48 kHz habit
Opus encodes internally at 48 kHz. A file that started life as 44.1 kHz audio may report 48 kHz here, and the WAV is written at whatever rate the source declares rather than resampled back.
If a downstream tool needs 44.1 kHz specifically, resample it there.
Size
Uncompressed audio runs about 10 MB per stereo minute, so a short game loop is trivial and a full podcast episode is not. Exports stream to browser disk storage when the browser supports it, keeping memory use flat for long files.