AAC, short for Advanced Audio Coding, is a widely adopted audio compression format that offers an excellent balance of audio quality and file size. Its improved efficiency over MP3 makes it an ideal format for both streaming and storing music.

AAC

Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) is a lossy digital audio compression method, known for delivering sound quality superior to that of its predecessor, MP3. Developed by a consortium of companies, it’s often used in applications where audio quality matters.

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IAC Driver is a software component developed by Apple for their machines and operating systems that facilitates inter-application communication by allowing different software applications to share data and synchronize their operations.

IAC (IAC Driver)

The IAC Driver is a utility provided by Apple that enables software developers to create complex multi-application workflows that can exchange data and communicate with each other in real-time.

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Aiff

AIFF is the abbreviation for Audio Interchange File Format. The term “AIFF” refers to that audio file format standard developed by Apple in 1988 after Electronic Arts Interchange File Format known as IFF.

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