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AACelerator 1.0

iTunes 4 and iPod Compatability!

Our long-awaited day has finally arrived. iTunes now formally supports the superior MPEG-4/AAC audio encoding format. AAC files encoded with AACelerator version 1.0 may at first appear to be incompatible with an AAC enabled iPod. If you would like to have your existing AACelerator created files play on your iPod, read on...

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What Is AACelerator?

AACelerator is the quickest way to easily encode all of your audio files into MPEG-4 Advanced Audio Codec (AAC) audio files. This new encoding format included in QuickTime 6 represents a significant step forward in encoded file size and sonic quality. By all accounts, audio encoded at the same bit rates as MP3 files will result in audio files with superior sonic quality. This encoding format will also produce a file with equivalent sonic quality at much lower bit rates, allowing you to store your music collection in much less disk space.

AACelerator works together with QuickTime 6 to encode the audio files. The application uses AppleScript to feed the QuickTime Player application the files you would like encoded and exports them with the settings you specify. A valid, registered license for QuickTime 6 Pro is require for this process to work.

AACelerator supports the following features: