Change to Audio CD File Format?

Has there been a recent change in the way Leopard presents files when a normal audio CD is simply mounted in Finder?
I could swear they used to be presented as WAV files as recently as, say, October 2008. They're currently showing as AIFF.
Is there a different encoding in the cddafs mechanism?
If so, is there a way to revert to the old behavior?
Or am I just remembering things wrong......

Audio CDs use a special format (Solomon-Reed cross interleaved*), not WAVs or AIFF. When you open a CD in the Finder it shows the tracks as AIFFs, but this is an illusion. When you open them, they are presented as AIFFs and always have been in OSX (in OS9 you couldn't open them at all, you had to use a ripping program).
*This format adds a few extra bits to each 16-bit word, derived from it, and then interleaves the words so that the information is scattered non-sequentially along the track: this means that reading errors are spread around and thus reduced, and up to a point the extra bits can be used to reconstruct missing data - beyond that point missing data is interpolated (guessed at). None of this applies with a CD-ROM carrying AIFFs or WAVS - reading errors produce audble errors immediately. This is why audio CD is such a robust system.

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From: TomGroupGA <[email protected]>
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Date: Fri, 08 Apr 2011 12:31:07 -0600
To: Darrell Wong <[email protected]>
Subject: Change default format in "save as" file
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