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3GP is a multimedia container format designed for mobile devices. It is commonly used for storing video and audio captured on older phones, offering small file sizes and efficient storage. Although its quality is lower compared to MP4, 3GP’s compression is optimized for slow networks and limited storage. It is supported by most mobile phones and some desktop players. Modern smartphones now favor more advanced formats, but 3GP is still encountered in legacy content.

M4A (MPEG-4 Audio) is a digital audio file format derived from the MP4 container. It is typically used for audio-only content and supports both AAC and ALAC (Apple Lossless) compression. M4A offers better quality and compression efficiency than MP3 and is commonly used by Apple’s iTunes and devices. Unlike MP3, M4A files are not hindered by licensing restrictions, making them popular for distributing music, podcasts, and audiobooks across modern platforms.