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Conversion of bonk file format to m4a file format beta

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Convert Bonk audio data to MPEG-4 compressed audio.

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Bonk audio files can be converted to common MPEG-4 m4a audio files using programs like fre:ac.

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A free audio converter and CD ripper for Windows, Mac and Linux

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Convert from bonk file

Yes, fre:ac supports bonk file conversion as a source file type.NoNoNoNoNoNoNo

to m4a file

Yes, fre:ac supports m4a file conversion as a target file type.NoNoNoNoNoNoNo

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Additional links: Open bonk file, Open m4a file

BONK

A bonk file extension is associated with Bonk a lossless as well as lossy compression audio format. A bonk file stores audio data.

M4A

Files with m4a extension are audio files stored in MPEG-4 (MP4) container and use AAC (Advanced Audio Coding), or Apple Lossless (ALAC) audio compression. M4A is very popular on Mac computers, because it is default audio format used by iTunes. M4A is also default audio format for Apple portable devices (iPod, iPhone, iPad).

 

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