The AAI file extension is a specialized raster image format used predominantly by Dune HD media players for displaying transparent graphics. This format is integral for icons that denote Internet radio stations or channels within the media player's interface. Utilizing a 32-bit RGBA color model, the AAI format incorporates red, green, blue, and an alpha channel for transparency, facilitating a dynamic and visually striking graphic display, essential in media-focused settings.
Dune HD, the creator of the AAI file extension, is renowned for developing media players that efficiently organize, play, and stream content to TVs. Their product lineup, including the BOXY, Ultra Vision 4K, and Magic 4K Plus, leverages the AAI format for optimal graphical content management and presentation. AAI images are typically sorted into folders that mirror the content they symbolize. For example, a folder labeled "Station1" may house a TXT file detailing visualization parameters alongside an AAI file named "icon.aai" serving as the station's icon. The AAI format supports images up to 2047 x 2047 pixels, ensuring imagery of the highest quality without unwarranted file dimensions.
Name | Dune HD AAI Image |
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File Extension(s) | .aai |
Category | Raster Images |
Use For | Displaying images with transparency on Dune HD media players, designed to elevate the user's visual interface. |
Developer | Dune HD; recognized for their extensive lineup of advanced media players. |
MIME Type(s) | N/A |
License | N/A |
File Sample(s) | N/A |