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>in practice it never got traction outside Apple and they are essentially the only one who uses it Are you thinking of ALAC? What you're saying is true, if you
by skyyler 2y ago
>in practice it never got traction outside Apple and they are essentially the only one who uses it
Are you thinking of ALAC? What you're saying is true, if you're talking about ALAC. ALAC is Apple's lossless codec. AAC is a lossy codec and is unrelated to ALAC.
AAC is an industry standard. It's in the Nintendo DSi and 3DS handhelds. Heck, according to wikipedia, the Nokia S40 series of phones supports it.