This format was created for online broadcasting. Opus is an audio codec for compression used on the Internet in real-time mode. Employed by programs such as Skype and Mozilla. Mostly used in interactive applications. The advantages of Opus are high audio quality and good compression. It works only on devices powered by Windows. Opus files can be converted to similar extensions.

mp3

MP3 (more specifically, MPEG-1/2/2.5 Layer 3; but not MPEG-3)

A standardized file for storing audio information. Supported by virtually all music players and playable on almost all mobile devices. When the audio data is compressed, the sound quality decreases, albeit insignificantly. The compression process erases the frequency that is imperceivable to the human ear. This format allows you to save storage space. You can store and send the audio files after compression. The MP3 format was developed by the German company Fraunhofer IIS. The user can adjust the compression ratio and the audio file quality.