MACE (codec)
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MACE (Macintosh Audio Compression and Expansion) is an obsolete audio encoding system. It makes a considerably smaller file than straight PCM, but results in a huge reduction of audio quality and considerable amount of noise at any bit rate. It has been used in, among others, AIFF file formats.
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