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iTunes Video File

Extension	.m4v
Category	🔵 video
Programs	🔵 Apple iTunes 🔵 VLC Media Player
Main program	🔵 Apple QuickTime Player
Description	🔵 .mv (MPEG- Video File) The .mv format is a video file format developed by Apple. It is very similar to the .mp format, as it is based on the MPEG- codecThe primary difference is that MV files may optionally be protected by DRM copy protection. Apple uses this format primarily in iTunes Store for video files, including movies, TV shows, and music videos. MV files can be played on Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, and iPods, as well as on PCs using iTunes or other compatible software.
Technical details	🔵 The `.m4v` format is an Apple-developed video container with these features: - MP4 Similarity: Closely related to MP4, but M4V may include Apple's FairPlay DRM. - Video Codec: Typically uses H.264 for high-quality, low-bitrate video, suitable for HD. - Audio Codec: Primarily encodes audio with AAC, also supports codecs like AC3. - DRM Protection: M4V files from iTunes often have DRM, restricting use to authorized Apple devices/accounts. - Compatibility: Non-DRM M4V files are broadly compatible; DRM-restricted files limited to Apple software/devices. - File Conversion: Convertible to formats like MP4, complicated by DRM if present. - Subtitles/Closed Captions: Supports accessibility and multilingual needs. - Streaming: Well-suited for streaming, especially in Apple's ecosystem. - Metadata Support: Includes metadata for media library organization in applications like iTunes. - iTunes/Apple TV Usage: Commonly used for media in iTunes Store, optimized for Apple devices including Apple TV. - Aspect Ratio/Resolution: Supports various aspect ratios and resolutions for standard and HD video content. `.m4v` is notable for its use in Apple's digital media platforms, leveraging efficient codecs and features like DRM and subtitles, making it ideal for Apple-centric video distribution and playback.
Developer	🔵 Apple
MIME type	🔵 video/x-m4v

Advanced Audio Coding

Extension	.aac
Category	🔵 audio
Programs	🔵 Microsoft Windows Media Player 🔵 VLC media player 🔵 MPlayer 🔵 Foobar2000 🔵 Winamp 🔵 Apple iTunes 🔵 Audacity
Description	🔵 AAC is a proprietary format with lossy compression that was created as an alternative to MP3, offering higher quality coding. Frequencies beyond human perception are removed during compression. AAC files are half the size of MP3 files, containing only 1/10 of the digital data found on a CD.This format has been widely used since 1997, as the seventh release in the MPEG-2 family. It is supported by hardware players and highly favored by music fans. AAC has become particularly popular in Apple products and is the default format used in iTunes.
Technical details	🔵 The format concept is similar to MP3, but more advanced. It has the ability to achieve greater compression, making it a separate part of the MPEG-4 standard used to create smaller audio files. AAC is highly efficient, supporting variable and continuous bitrate, with a sampling frequency of 8-96 kHz.The current version complies with the ISO/IEC 14496-3 standard. Compression is based on the auditory masking effect, allowing for data reduction without compromising sound quality.
Developer	🔵 Bell Labs, Dolby Laboratories, Sony, Nokia, Coding Technologies
MIME type	🔵 audio/aac 🔵 audio/aacp 🔵 audio/3gpp 🔵 audio/3gpp2 🔵 audio/mp4 🔵 audio/mp4a-latm 🔵 audio/mpeg4-generic 🔵 audio/x-aac 🔵 audio/x-m4a 🔵 audio/x-m4p 🔵 audio/x-m4b 🔵 audio/mp4a 🔵 audio/mpga