Convert a normal audio file into a .nub file

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Hello Everyone. I'm New to GBAtemp and I have a question. I have been searching around the internet for a converter than can convert a normal audio file (specifically .ogg) to a .nub file but I have yet to find one.
If there is a audio converter than can convert audio files into .nub files, I would greatly appreciate if you would send me a link to download that converter.
 

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