Convert WEBA to AIFF

The WEBA file extension, short for WebM Audio File, is an audio-only segment of the WebM format, developed by Google for efficient web-based audio streaming and storage. It uses the Opus or Vorbis audio codecs for compression and is typically encountered when downloading audio from the internet. The format originated from the WebM project announced in 2010, aiming to provide an open, royalty-free alternative to proprietary audio formats.

AIFF stands for Audio Interchange File Format, a standard format for storing high-quality audio data used in professional audio and video applications. Introduced by Apple in 1988, AIFF files are uncompressed and lossless, ensuring pristine audio reproduction. Primarily utilized in audio software, digital workstations, and sound engineering, AIFF files maintain original sound quality, making them ideal for editing and mastering. Despite their large file size, their superior audio fidelity is highly valued in professional settings.