Is there a special benefit of choosing the AAC audio codec instead of for example MP3?
@waylow That makes absolute sense 👍! A working audio is a convincing argument for choosing an audio codec 😉😁!
spikeyxxx , for the explanation 😀!
Also, sometimes Apple products do not accept MP3.
Sounds like Apple doesn't like rival formats 😉😁!
AAC was design to be the successor to MP3 and AC3. Multiple companies including Sony, Philips, JVC Kenwood, Panasonic, Bell Labs, and Dolby labs contributed to it's creation. It was adopted as an international movie standard in the late 1990.(96 I think.) It is also one of the very few codex that is lossless and can be used for both music production and telephony apps which makes it great for digital TV and streaming.
dillenbata3 thanks Dwayne!
But afaik AAC is lossy (although "virtually indistinguishable"):
spikeyxxx Thanks for the correction. I also looked it up it was 1997 when it was added as an international movie standard