Thursday, September 29, 2011

comprehension The tasteless Media File Formats

comprehension The tasteless Media File Formats

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Digital media has revolutionized the world of media - digital media is extremely portable, certainly sent or transferred. Sometimes, though, the many distinct file formats can leave one somewhat confused. In this article, we'll go over a few of the most tasteless file formats.

Wave format - *.wav

The Microsoft wave format is a lossless, ordinarily un-compressed audio format. Advantages of the wav format contain is cross platform compatibility and ease of editing in various programs. The main disadvantage is a wave files large size.

Mp3 format - *.mp3

The Mp3 format is the most widely used audio format on the internet. An Mp3 file has very good quality in relation to its file size. When creating an Mp3 file, you can choose what quality level to save the file as. The Mp3 format is cross-platform, and compatible with nearly all media applications.

Mpeg - varies, often *.mpg

The Mpeg is not a singular file format, but rather a "video and audio encoding standard". There are quite a few distinct Mpeg standards, Mpeg-1 and Mpeg-4 being the most generally used for the average consumer.

Windows Media Video - *.wmv

The Windows Media Video format is a tasteless media format for internet usage. It is certainly created using Windows Movie Maker (which comes free on any windows computer.) Windows Media Videos can be created using a wide dissimilarity of quality settings.

Windows Media Audio - *.wma or *.asf

The Windows Media Audio format is the second most beloved media format, second only to Mp3. It is very similar to Mp3, except that it supports Drm (Digital proprietary management).

Quicktime Movie - ordinarily *.mov

The Quicktime Media formats all have a serious disadvantage, in that very few programs sustain them. You must have Quicktime player to play them, and only a very few programs can edit them. They are far less flexible than many other formats.

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