Author: Jay Geater | Last Updated: November 26, 2018
- AAE file is an Apple iOS8 Sidecar File. The AAE sidecar format has been reported as present in the iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite photo handling for transfer of non-destructive adjustments between systems and apps. AAE is an XML based format with various elements with adjustment in their names.
- You cannot open.aae files on older Mac systems and Windows directly. However, there is a solution for this situation, and it can be easily solved. To open this file.
- 👍 Watch how to open photos with such extension as HEIC in a Windows operating system, and how to convert them quickly into another format. When working with.
AAE File Summary
What is an AAE file? The AAE file type is primarily associated with Photos by Apple. Photos is an application from Apple for managing and editing photos in iOS devices. The AAE format is called the Sidecar Image Edit file. It is an XML file used to save all the non-destructive changes made to a JPG image.
There is one file type associated with the AAE File Extension, the Sidecar Image Format File format. According to our database, three distinct software programs (conventionally, Microsoft Notepad developed by Microsoft Corporation) will enable you to view these files. Generally, these files are considered Data Files.
Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems can be used to view AAE files. Both desktop and mobile devices enable you to view and (sometimes) edit these files, depending on the software used. AAE files have a 'Low' Popularity Rating; this means that they are not present on most devices.
To learn more about AAE files and their associated software applications, please see the information below. Plus, we provide a basic troubleshooting guide to solve problems with opening AAE files.
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