.AIFF

📌 An .AIFF record fits for storing audio file resources in the Audio Interchange File Format (AIFF). Specifically, the extension includes high-quality audios stored in the uncompressed lossless definition. .AIFF samples may also be handled as .AIFC or .AIF encoded items (considering that they are properly encoded and packaged). The .AIFF data standard has initially been designed, opened up and invented in 1998. Commonly, the .AIFF logic is utilized as an alternative implementation of the .IFF schema, which has been primarily built by Electronic Arts (EA) publisher to store audio assets, exploited in various console and computer video games. In contrast with the .MP3 specification, AIFF entities are at most referenced and exploited in an uncompressed shape. Therefore, the .AIFF objects commonly hold audio data in better and higher quality in comparison with lossy .MP3 audio standard. In the appropriate way, the .AIFF-related entries generally occupy more disk space and capacity on the storage resource or drive.

How to open an .AIFF file?

📌 As most of the contemporary audio file instances, .AIFF layout is splendidly opened up, processed and maintained by Microsoft Windows Media Player, Winamp, Adobe Audition, VLC, Apple iTunes, Roxio Creator NXT Pro, Audacity, and more sophisticated players and editors, able to apply required adjustments to the audio track, refine various effects, or playback the .AIFF file content. Although the extension build-up is mostly oriented on desktop platforms and shells, you can accurately reproduce the file composition on Android or iOS smartphone or tablet, by pre-installing and configuring VLC or OPlayer applet, accessible for freeware download from the Play Market or App Store foundations correspondingly. Besides, an appropriate .AIFF file entity can be smoothly opened up and handled with the involvement and interaction with the Apple Music mobile applet, also distributed on the freeware principle.