AA files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: Audible Audio Book File
The AA file extension is used by Audible to store audio books digitally. Audible is an Amazon company. Various devices can play AA files like the Apple iPod or Amazon Kindle. However, most digital aud...
The AA file extension is used by Audible to store audio books digitally. Audible is an Amazon company. Various devices can play AA files like the Apple iPod or Amazon Kindle. However, most digital audio players don’t support the format. To listen in Windows Media Player requires conversion to a more compatible format like MP3.
The AA format has since been improved, now called AAX. AA files differ from formats like MP3 and WAV. AA can also contain chapter markers, bookmarks etc alongside audio data. Files store spoken audio of Audible audiobooks. They include digital rights encryption too.
AA files need specialized converters to change to MP3s. This likely violates Audible’s license terms though. The format supports splitting books into parts and variable quality levels. Quality depends on bitrate – the highest being 64kbps in AAX format. AAXC is Audible’s newest Android format with enhanced DRM.
There are 2 file types that use the .aa file extension: Audible Audio Book File and Generic CD Image. Audible audio files can be converted to .mp3 format using programs like Tunebite and SoundTaxi Med...
There are 2 file types that use the .aa file extension: Audible Audio Book File and Generic CD Image. Audible audio files can be converted to .mp3 format using programs like Tunebite and SoundTaxi Media Suite. .aa files can be opened and viewed with File Viewer Plus.
AA files can be defined as a generic disc image generated by a disc imaging program. They contain an replica of media like a hard drive. .aa files can be used like .iso files but have a different extension. IsoBuster can open and process .aa virtual discs.
In our database there are 5 file types using the AA extension. Later in this page there is detail information about all AA files with descriptions and programs that support them sorted by operating system. The table below provides useful information about the AA file extension answering questions like what is an AA file and what programs open it.
The common .AA file can be a generic disc image rarely used by some disk image programs. There are 4 other file types using the AA extension – Audible audio, AAML data, etc. Most .aa files found are Audible audiobooks. ISO Buster can open the generic .aa files.
Audible App
iTunes
Apple Books
Amazon Kindle