Seeking Help: How to Convert OPUS Files to OGG Format for Deepgram?

[past haven]

Hello everyone,

I'm currently working on a project that requires using Deepgram for voice recognition. My audio files are in OPUS format, but I understand that Deepgram better supports the OGG format. I tried uploading OPUS files directly to Deepgram, but found that they were not recognized correctly.

I'm reaching out to the community to ask if anyone has experience converting OPUS files to OGG format? I need a reliable method to convert these files to ensure they are compatible with Deepgram and maintain sound quality.

If anyone knows how to accomplish this conversion on Windows or Linux using specific software or command-line tools, I would greatly appreciate it. I'm also interested in learning about any common issues and solutions that might arise during the conversion process.

Thank you all very much for your help!

[little narwhal]

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