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.aif File Extension

File Type 1Audio Interchange File Format

Developer Apple
Category Audio files
File Format Binary

.AIF Type 1

High-quality audio file created using the (AIFF) file format; contains CD-quality audio stored in a non-compressed, lossless format, similar .WAV files; commonly used to burn audio CDs.

More Information

The AIFF file format is based on the Electronic Arts .IFF format and was originally developed by Apple Computer. Standard CD audio AIFF files are sampled at 44.1KHz, are 16-bit, and have two channels for stereo sound.

AIFF files are more commonly seen as .AIF on Windows systems.

Programs that open AIF files

Windows
FMJ-Software Awave Studio
Microsoft Windows Media Player
Nullsoft Winamp
Apple QuickTime Player
ACD Systems ACDSee
Roxio Creator
Apple iTunes
Adobe Audition
DVDVideoSoft Free Audio Converter
Nero
Microsoft Visual Studio
Adobe Acrobat
Avid Pro Tools
JRiver Media Center
MAGIX Sound Forge Pro
Linux
Adobe Acrobat
Audacity
Myriad Melody Assistant
Myriad Harmony Assistant
Macintosh
Nullsoft Winamp
Apple QuickTime Player
Roxio Toast
Apple iTunes
Adobe Audition
Adobe Acrobat
Avid Pro Tools
Roxio Popcorn
Apple GarageBand 10
JRiver Media Center
Macgo Mac Media Player
Audacity
Adobe Flash
Adobe InDesign
Blackmagic Design Fusion for Mac

File Type 2Symbian Application Information File

Developer Symbian
Category Miscellaneous Files
File Format N/A

.AIF Type 2

Information file that specifies the icon and caption for a Symbian application (.APP) file; typically created with Symbian's AIF Builder and saved along with the corresponding application file.

More Information

Application information files are referenced by the Symbian OS and do not need to be manually opened by the user.

Programs that open AIF files
Windows
Symbian AIF Builder

About AIF Files

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