AACäänikoodekin
AACäänikoodekin, often referred to as AAC (Advanced Audio Coding), is a patented lossy digital audio compression and audio coding standard. It was developed by the Fraunhofer IIS, Dolby Laboratories, AT&T Labs, and Bell Labs as a successor to the MP3 format. AAC is designed to provide higher fidelity audio at lower bitrates compared to MP3, meaning it can achieve better sound quality with smaller file sizes.
The AAC format employs a variety of advanced audio coding techniques. These include improved perceptual modeling,
AAC is widely used across various platforms and devices. It is the standard audio format for Apple's