3GPP is a multimedia format designed for mobile phones and handheld devices. It supports video, audio, and text data, and is commonly used for streaming mobile videos and recording voice messages. 3GPP files are optimized for mobile networks, offering relatively small file sizes while maintaining good quality.
WMV is a video format developed by Microsoft, optimized for Windows devices. It offers good video quality at relatively small file sizes. While WMV is widely supported on Windows systems, it’s less compatible with other platforms, making MP4 a more universally accepted choice for video sharing.