audio/x-aac was deprecated in favour of audio/aac.
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I can't merge this, as audio/aac is already defined as a registered type (audio.yaml:42).
Historically, audio/x-aac could still be returned and it should be able to be looked up. A better change would be to remove the extensions from audio/x-aac and add them to audio/aac so that is returned instead on extension lookup. There are probably more than a few cases where this would be the case, but the last time I checked this (it was a couple of years ago), the official IANA sources do not usually define filename extensions in the MIME type declaration, but they may be in the RFC. I don't have time to read all of the RFCs involved.
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That makes sense. |
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Can you check this is the correct change? |
- Moved extensions from `audio/x-aac` to `audio/aac` and mark `audio/x-aac` as obsolete. - Made the same changes for `audio/flac` and `audio/matroska`. Closes: #77
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Today was the data update day, so I made the changes on top of #79 and will be releasing it momentarily. |
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Thanks @halostatue appreciate your time and efforts! |
https://mimetype.io/audio/x-aac