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What is an MPGA file? Compressed audio file encoded with MPEG-1 Layer 3 compression; compresses the audio using lossy compression that maintains most of the original sound quality.

More Information MPGA files are basically .MP3 files with a different file extension.

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What is an MPGA file?

Compressed audio file encoded with MPEG-1 Layer 3 compression; compresses the audio using lossy compression that maintains most of the original sound quality.

More Information

MPGA files are basically .MP3 files with a different file extension.

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Programs that open MPGA files

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Apple iTunes

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Free

Microsoft Windows Media Player

Included with OS

RealNetworks RealPlayer 20/20

Free +

Any audio player that supports MP3 files

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Apple iTunes

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Discontinued

Free

Any audio player that supports MP3 files

Linux

Any audio player that supports MP3 files

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RealNetworks RealTimes: Video Maker

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RealNetworks RealTimes Video Maker

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Category: Audio Files

Updated: December 4, 2007

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What is an MPGA file?↓
Compressed audio file encoded with MPEG-1 Layer 3 compression; compresses the audio using lossy compression that maintains most of the original sound quality.

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