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Apple’s uncompressed audio — AIFF, AIF and AIFF-C
AIFF is Apple’s uncompressed audio format — “WAV for the Mac”. Music exported from studio software, sample packs and CD rips made on Apple computers often use it. Many Android phones cannot open AIFF. The free XanderFiles app plays AIFF in its own audio player.
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AIFF (Audio Interchange File Format) stores sound uncompressed — as precisely as a CD or a studio recording. Logic, GarageBand and other music software use it; sample packs and masters are often delivered as AIFF.
.aif and .aiff files are the same format. There is also AIFF-C (.aifc), which can hold compressed sound as well.
The sound is not compressed: one minute of 44.1 kHz / 16-bit stereo takes about 10 MB, like a CD. In return, the quality is identical to the original.
Almost none: both store uncompressed sound. AIFF comes from the Mac, WAV from Windows. XanderFiles plays both.
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