Magnetic tape
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* [[Audio Cassette]] (includes uses as computer data storage medium) | * [[Audio Cassette]] (includes uses as computer data storage medium) | ||
| − | * [[Digital Audio Tape]] | + | * [[Digital Audio Tape]] (DAT) |
| − | * [[Digital Compact Cassette]] | + | * [[Digital Compact Cassette]] (DCC) |
| + | * [[Digital Data Storage]] (DDS) | ||
* [[Elcaset]] | * [[Elcaset]] | ||
* [[Endless-loop tape cartridge]] | * [[Endless-loop tape cartridge]] | ||
Revision as of 14:25, 22 April 2017
Magnetic tape was for a long time a popular medium for audio recording and data storage. A number of different formats existed.
- Audio Cassette (includes uses as computer data storage medium)
- Digital Audio Tape (DAT)
- Digital Compact Cassette (DCC)
- Digital Data Storage (DDS)
- Elcaset
- Endless-loop tape cartridge
- 4-Track
- 8-Track
- Echo-matic (Cousino tape cartridge)
- Orrtronics 8-Track
- Jingle Card Cassette
- Linear Tape File System
- Magnetic tape data storage
- NT cassette (Scoopman)
- Open Reel Audiotape
- Pocket Rockers
- Videotape
