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AAC

AAC is an audio coding format used in compressed audio and video delivery.

Updated 2026-10-29 · Topicut editorial

Meaning

AAC is an audio coding format used in compressed audio and video delivery.

A practical example

An MP4 can contain an AAC narration track while its picture is encoded with a video codec such as H.264.

What to check

Do not compare an audio codec's name directly with an uncompressed sample rate or file extension. Check bitrate, channel layout and playback support too.

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Sources

  1. MDN: digital audio concepts

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