Audio Formats - grasp the idea of each
 | We can't imagine our lives without music today. It accompanies us at home, in the office, at school or college. It is in our music systems, car players, cell phones, TV boxes, in shops and parks. Different audio formats make music most compatible with different devices - you won't upload a 3 Mb WAV track to your iPod:)
Looking at all those dozens of different formats is a shock to any average user. We created a simple way to tell you about each audio format, it's advantages and disadvantages and also cases when it should be used. So that you could make the best choice. Click any format in the upper menu and find most useful info about it. Below are comprehensive articles comparing those audio formats that are similar. Step-by-step tutorials on your left will show you how to convert your audio files or rip CD. |
- Uncompressed audio formats: WAV, AIFF, AU, CDA.
- Lossless compression formats: FLAC, APE, WV, TTA, M4A, WMA lossless, OFR.
- Lossy compression formats: MP3, OGG Vorbis, WMA lossy, AAC, SPEEX, MPC, VQF, RA, VOC.
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