audiofilecode
nounUK /ˈɔːdiəʊfaɪl kəʊd/
US /ˈɔːdioʊfaɪl koʊd/
A special code that tells a computer how to play a sound file.
The app uses an audiofilecode to open the song you picked.
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2. A label inside a sound file that stores details like its name or type.
The audiofilecode showed the track was recorded in stereo.
3. A short set of letters that identifies which program can open a sound file.
Double-clicking the file works because its audiofilecode points to the right player.
4. A hidden instruction that helps a device read and play recorded sound correctly.
Without the right audiofilecode, the speaker could not play the recording.