audio file
| Computer file that encodes sounds which can be played back using the appropriate software and hardware. Common audio file formats include wav, aiff, and mp3. |
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SoundBridge plays digital music in major audio formats, including AAC, the audio file format used by iTunes software jukebox. Roku SoundBridge works seamlessly with Apple digital home entertainment technologies such as AAC, an audio file format used by iTunes 4 software jukebox. Its network-ready design and standard audio file format make voice files accessible over any LAN/WAN, Internet, or intranet system, using any multi-media PC. |
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