Understanding Audible Book File Formats: .aa and .aax Explained

Discover the file formats of Audible books, .aa and .aax, and learn their unique features.

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Audible books are typically in the .aa or .aax file formats. These are proprietary formats used by Audible to provide audiobooks with audio quality and additional features like chapter markers and embedded metadata.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the differences between .aa and .aax file formats? The .aa format is older and offers basic features, while .aax provides enhanced audio quality and additional features like chapter markers.
  2. Can I convert Audible books to other formats? Converting Audible books to other formats is generally restricted due to DRM; however, some software offers conversion methods.
  3. What devices support Audible's .aa and .aax formats? Most devices with the Audible app can support these formats, including smartphones, tablets, and some e-readers.

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