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Originally Posted by KptnLt Eric Karle
Have you used these tools, I can't find any documentation for them and when I launch them all I get is a brief flash of a dos type window which disappears immediately
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These are command-line tools, the documentation is more or less built-in (-h command option). Avon has given a link to a good program, you can use that to convert the Wav files to Ogg. As you don´t want to use the MP3 encoder it is also totally free. Set Frequency to "As Source", "Bit Rate" to 112 or 128 and Encoding to "Variable Bitrate".
Later they can be recoded to Wav with the tiny oggdec.exe.