Audio files come in a variety of formats, each with its own unique characteristics. Two of the most common audio file formats are AIFF and FLAC.
AIFF (Audio Interchange File Format) is a lossless ...
The ubiquity of broadband Internet has led to an explosion of online services for audio and even video processing. Just a couple of years ago
there were only a few such services, but today they ...
Most people who listen to songs on Apple devices don't need high-resolution sound, but for some people it doesn't matter. No one will argue that
the most popular hi-res format today is FLAC. FLAC is ...
QCP is a container format previously used by many cell phone manufacturers to create ringtones and record voice. This format was developed by
Qualcomm and is based on the RIFF standard, similar to ...
Both of these formats are familiar to fans of quality audio. The vast majority of audio formats use PCM encoding, while DSD stands apart. If you have
already read our article on the differences ...
The True Audio codec is a lossless compressor for 8, 16, and 24-bit multichannel audio data. The True Audio compression rate can range
from 30 to 60%. It is inferior to FLAC in compression speed, ...
What is Opus? It is an open audio codec and file format for transmitting voice memos and music over the Internet. It was developed
to replace the Vorbis and Speex codecs, which never became popular. ...
APE, the Monkey's audio format with
.ape filename extension, is lossless format with slightly better compression rates
compared to other lossless compression format like FLAC and WavPack.
Ape ...
Size matters. Free space on your smartphone or computer is always limited and cloud storage is not always able to solve
this problem. In addition, the size of the audio file is important when ...
Have you ever tried to play an AMR file on your computer but finally found that this format is not supported? Or someone sent you an AMR file but you are not sure what program should open it. In fact, ...