Thank you everyone for your help and suggestions. I managed to get 
QuickTimePro 6.0.3 to open and play the file and then save/export it to an AIFF simply 
by using File Lift 4.1.1 to change the creator code of the m4a file to "TVOD" 
and the file type to "mpg4". Bingo - Success :-)

Kevin

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