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Perceptions are probably influenced heavily by your own usage and places for consumption. I'm also in the camp of "AAC is very rare, if at all"... Considering
by chungy 8y ago
Perceptions are probably influenced heavily by your own usage and places for consumption. I'm also in the camp of "AAC is very rare, if at all"...
Considering also that YouTube uses WebM, which very explicitly is only Vorbis or Opus for audio, "basically all online video distribution" must exclude the web's most popular video distribution site...
- CharlesW 8y agoEvery YouTube video has had AAC audio from the very beginning. Same goes for every Vimeo video, every Netflix video, every Hulu video, etc. Streaming audio services like Pandora use AAC too. That's because AAC is the only format you can count on to work on all devices, and to be hardware decoded on all devices where battery life matters.