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File format - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A file format is a particular way that information is encoded for storage in a computer file. Since a disk drive, or indeed any computer storage, can store only bits, the computer must have some way...
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List of file formats - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is a list of file formats organized by type, as can be found on computers. Filename extensions are usually noted in parentheses if they differ from the format name or abbreviation. In theory, u...
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This page briefly describes every file format (or actually the file name extensions for the formats) that we have been able to learn about. ... Almost Every file format in the world!
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For an additional collection of related information focused on PC users check out Multimedia File Formats on The Internet by Allison Zhang, and the Cross-Platform Page by Eric Bennett. For compression info for all platforms check the comp.compression FAQ (126Kb).
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Describes the different audio file formats and codecs available on Windows computers. Includes samples of each audio format including WAV, MP3, VOX, RAW, WMA, RA and RAM. ... Audio File Formats...
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FILExt.com is the file extension source. Here you'll find a collection of file extensions; many linked to the programs that created the files. This is the FILExt home page. ... What is a File Extension?
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The three most common image file formats, the most important for printing, scanning and internet use, are TIF, JPG and GIF. However, TIF cannot be used in internet browsers. ... All editor programs like Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Elements support these file formats, which will generally support and store images in the...
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BMP / DIB / RLE File Formats ... Images that may be used by PC computers are saved in various formats. Different image file formats are capable of holding different quantities of colors. Each file format will have a reference to the number of "bits per pixel" that the format is capable of supporting.
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