Sunday, March 15, 2009
Video Format Guide
Video may have killed the radio star, but it’s become more than just something that we watch on our televisions. Video is definitely an essential part of the desktop and Web experiences of most computer users. And more than just a few mobile phone users, to boot.
But like anything in the realm of computer technology, the video we watch is wrapped up in a morass of jargon and of weird extensions. If you don’t know your .avi from your .mov or .flv, then read on.
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