Convert Aac To Mp3 Mac Free

What is AAC, and how to open it?

AAC, which stands for Advanced Audio Coding, is a digital audio file type with lossy digital audio compression. This is the default audio format for Apple, Nintendo, PlayStation, and some other devices.
You can open an AAC file with iTunes, VLC, Media Player Classic, Windows Media Player, etc.

What is the difference between AAC and MP3?

Designed to be the successor of the MP3 format, AAC generally has better sound quality than MP3 at the same bitrate. AAC digital files are about half the file size of MP3. AAC tracks are more easily managed and, therefore, quicker to download.

How to convert AAC to MP3 for iTunes?

You can transfer your output MP3 files to iTunes automatically during the conversion process. For this, just check the option 'Export to iTunes' before converting AAC to MP3.

How to convert MP3 to AAC?

With Freemake Audio Converter, you may transfer MP3 to AAC as well. To do this, add your MP3 files into the program, choose 'to AAC', select a preset and click 'Convert'. You may also check the option 'Export to iTunes' to send your resulted files into the media library.

Is AAC to MP3 conversion lossless or lossy?

Both these formats are lossy, so the re-encoding won't be lossless either. There will be zero improvement in the quality, but rather a large increase in the file size. If you want to turn your Advanced Audio Coding file to a lossless format, choose FLAC. It is also available on the Freemake formats bar.