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Originally Posted by badgoodDeb
The download link works. It actually points directly to the .m4a file, and starts to play in your browser window. Instead, right click on the DOWNLOAD link and choose "save as".
However, I don't recall whether .m4a is usable outside of iOS or mac. ???
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What did you find out about .m4a?
I read ApK's response, but I'm not sure that what he or she said is correct in all situations.
My Android plays ".mp4" files just fine. However, I'm almost certain that it won't play ".m4a" files. I don't have any ".m4a" files, on my smartphone, to test that, but I'm almost certain that when I try to play one I get a message that says "file type not supported," or something to that effect. I delete the file when I come across one (maybe not such a good idea, though---there may be an app that can be installed that will play them).