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MP3, which stands for MPEG Audio Layer III, is a widely used digital audio coding format primarily designed to compress audio files while maintaining acceptable sound quality. Developed in the early 1990s by the Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG), it became a standard for audio compression due to its efficient reduction of file size and broad compatibility with various devices and platforms.
The MP3 format employs lossy compression, meaning it removes parts of the audio signal that are less
The typical size of an MP3 file is roughly one-tenth of the corresponding uncompressed audio file in
Since its release, MP3 has become the dominant audio format for music streaming, digital downloads, and portable
Despite being overtaken by newer formats such as AAC and FLAC that offer improved compression efficiency and