For the record, I think it’s possible to store .ogg files compressed (ie. with -e instead of -n), but you wouldn’t be able to skip around in the sound file, and (as Thaumaturge pointed out) there’s nothing to gain from it.
For the record, I think it’s possible to store .ogg files compressed (ie. with -e instead of -n), but you wouldn’t be able to skip around in the sound file, and (as Thaumaturge pointed out) there’s nothing to gain from it.