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In Reply to: Apple question - AIFF/M4A? posted by MJC on March 2, 2007 at 12:43:06:
Apple Lossless may be "lossless", but it is still compressed. It is just not "lossy" compression. The file size should be around 55%-65% of an AIFF.You're not doing anything wrong. Just remember though, choosing AAC encoding also results in a .m4a file, but that is "lossy" compression, so don't get the two confused.
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