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MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group) is a popular video format for storing and transmitting video files. It is a widely accepted standard for video compression and is used in various applications such as DVDs, digital broadcasting, and online streaming.
One might want to convert MPEG video files for several reasons. Firstly, MPEG files tend to be large due to their high-quality video and audio. Converting them to a different format can help lessen the file size, making it easier to store and share. Not all devices and media players also support MPEG format, so converting it to a more widely supported format can help ensure device compatibility.
MPEG conversion uses a codec (coder-decoder) to flatten and decompress the video and audio data in the file. The codec converts the original MPEG file into a different video format, such as WEBM or MOV. During the conversion process, the codec will flatten the video and audio data to lessen the file size while maintaining a high-quality level. Once the conversion is complete, the new file can be viewed on various devices and media players that support the chosen format.