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Convert AAC to WAV - AAC to WAV Converter
To use DRM Converter - DRM Removal Software as AAC to WAV converter, select WAV from "Encoder" drop-down list and set a desired WAV quality parameter in "Compression Quality" drop-down list in DRM Converter's Settings. Select AAC files for conversion using the "Select Files" button in DRM Converter's main window toolbar (you can use Ctrl or Shift to select two or more files) or using drag&drop (for example from the Windows Explorer). Also you can drag&drop a folder with files or a folder structure. You will see all selected AAC files in the DRM Converter's main window. To delete a AAC file from this list, select it and click on the "Delete" button in DRM Converter's main window toolbar. Once the AAC files are present in your list, click the "Convert" button to convert AAC to WAV.
WAV (or WAVE), short for Waveform audio format, is a Microsoft and IBM audio file format standard for storing audio on PCs. Uncompressed WAV files are quite large in size, so, as file sharing over the Internet has become popular, the WAV format has declined in popularity. However, it is still a commonly used, relatively "pure", i.e. lossless, file type, suitable for retaining "first generation" archived files of high quality, or use on a system where high fidelity sound is required and disk space is not restricted.
Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) is a standardized, lossy compression and encoding scheme for digital audio. AAC usually achieves better sound quality than the more popular MP3 format when compared at the same bitrate, especially for bitrates below about 100 kbit/s. It is the default, and most commonly used format for compressing audio CDs for Apple's iPod and iTunes (extension .M4A). Apple uses the AAC format for all audio for sale on the iTunes Store and a special proprietary .M4P container for Digital Rights Management (DRM) restricted files.
