AAC audio file format
Advanced Audio Coding format, designed to be the successor format to MP3, with generally better sound quality.
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Notes
Support refers to this format's use in the audio element, not other conditions.
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Partial support in Firefox refers to only supporting AAC in an MP4 container and only when the operating system already has the codecs installed.