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  1. 01-10-2012, 01:35 AM #1
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    AIFF (The Lost Codec)

    I just realized tonight that AIFF supports ID3 tagging for metadata unlike its evil popular twin Wav. I wonder why wav became some predominant?
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    wav has pictures of aiff in compromising positions with flac.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TV's Frink View Post
    wav has pictures of aiff in compromising positions with flac.
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    Bbbbb......bbbbb...bahahahahahahahahhahaha!

    Good question though. Probably the same reason that Betamax failed. Dumb luck.
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    Lol. Nice one Frink. Must be... AIFF is a dirty little whore. And she even has a place to store her dirty little pictures.
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    The photos are very, VERY risqué.
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    Quote Originally Posted by geminigod View Post
    I just realized tonight that AIFF supports ID3 tagging for metadata unlike its evil popular twin Wav. I wonder why wav became some predominant?
    Because wav is more pc based while aiff is more native to the mac. It is a PC world and wav took over-- Though most of every pc app for music I have ever seen will import or save in that format. In some cases you can just rename one to the other and it wil lwork for whatever just fine
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