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How to convert AAC to MP3?Convert AAC files to MP3 files for playing on your MP3 playerIf you want to play AAC files on your computer, you need to install realplayer or quick time first. Sometimes many of us want to convert AAC to MP3 to be played on MP3 player. More related info and the step by step guide are offered below, helping you understand more about the format AAC and the AAC to MP3 converter.AAC means advanced Audio Coding, also called MPEG-4 AAC. This audio codec is the continuation of the MP3 codec created by Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft. It is an audio codec used increasingly for downloaded music files, streaming-media, and satellite-radio applications. MP3 is a popular digital audio encoding and lossy compression format. It was designed to greatly reduce the amount of data required to represent audio. Because MP3s significantly compress songs, it is a perfect candidate for distributing on the internet. The differences between the AAC and MP3 codecs: AAC-encoded files sound as good as or better than MP3 files encoded at the same or even a higher bit rate. For example, a 128-kilobit-per-second (kbit/s) AAC file should sound as good as or better than a 160 kbit/s MP3 file. Because the bit rate is lower, the AAC file will also be smaller than the MP3 file. AAC files allow you to store the most music on your hard disk or iPod. Following we list some programs related to converting AAC to MP3: Download the ImTOO WMA MP3 Converter here Download the ImTOO Audio Encoder here Now we take the software Xilisoft Audio Converter as an example to tell you the detailed process. You can convert AAC to MP3 with it quickly and easily. The step by step guide of this program can tell you how to convert AAC to MP3 file with Xilisoft Audio Converter, and the processes are very fast and easy to handle. Step 1. First of all, download and install Xilisoft Audio Converter. Step 2. Use "ADD" button on the main window or "ADD" in the "File" menu to select your original AAC file first, and then open the folder where your AAC files are located, all supported files will be listed automatically. Step 3. Select a AAC file or several files. The file(s) you highlighted will be loaded after you click "Open". Step 4. Use "Remove" button to remove the loaded file which you highlight; "Clear" button to clear all the files you selected. Those buttons can also be found in the "File" menu. Step 5. Select target file format--MP3 to output. Highlight your loaded file first and then select output format from "En-coder" combo-box. Now you should select "Lame MP3 En-coder". Step 6. To set the folder that you want to save your target MP3 file, you may select the Output folder by clicking "Browse..." button or directly enter a path in the "Destination" box. "C:\temp" is setted as the default destination folder. Step 7. Adjust some special setting for your conversion by clicking "Settings" behind the "Encoder" combo-box, such as "Bit Rate" and "Sample Rate". Step 8. As the last step, just click "Encode" to start your conversion. You can see "OK" under the "Status" column which means you got a successful conversion. Step 9. What to do now? Just enjoy your music. Our software keeps the quality as good as the original files. Please give this page a point
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