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  • : ''Information for extension '''.as''''' * [[Special:Search/as|Search for 'as' on this wiki]]
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  • |extensions={{ext|as}}, {{ext|zc}} '''AS/ZC''' is what we're calling the container format used for file fragments, b
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  • Obviously, "file formats", as in digital files, are what most people think of, but it would be really nic ... that established groups and individuals are going to have some resistance as to the use of such an endeavor. The most efficient way to do this is to kee
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  • * Also conversant in (as long as I can look up the occasional syntax): C++, perl, Make, LaTeX
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  • ...he content they hold. These could include media across various genres such as cine, video, photo, audio, data, paper carriers, microfilm, etc." | lots of useful info here and often quite detailed as well
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  • "Binary" (as opposed to "text") file formats are not categorized separately.
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  • * '''[[Disk Image Formats]]''' (or tape image, etc.; images of data as stored on physical media) * [[Page description languages]] as used in print preprocessing
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  • Other image formats supporting animation, but not usually thought of as animation formats, include [[AVIF]], [[HEIF]], [[JPEG XL]], [[JPX]], and [[ * [[HTC splashscreen]] (also known as NB format)
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  • ...-easily-a-1495105058 A Pill That Lets Adults Learn Perfect Pitch as Easily as Kids]
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  • ** [[Audio Sculpture]] (.as) ...the future might misunderstand 20th century pop culture if artifacts decay as happened in the past]
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  • * [[AR]] file format (.a, .lib) -- Unix Archiver (ar) format as used by various compilers/linkers (often a filesystem-level capability, such as ZFS and Btrfs snapshots and Windows Shadow Copy)
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  • ...ther multimedia, tying them together in a presentation or user-interaction as on a disc)
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  • * [[Timeworks Publisher]] (also released as Publish It!) (.dtp) ...ublishing but designed particularly for building structured documents such as technical documentation)
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  • ...epresent them in a file), and some protocols even use parameter names such as 'charset' to indicate which character ''encoding'' is in use, so the termin ...ists of a set of glyphs mapped onto the more abstractly-defined characters as included in the character set that is part of a character encoding.
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  • * [[ZZT]] (save game format is same as the world format)
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  • ...eadings'''. Right now the priority is to mostly get a good skeleton going. As we go, we're cleaning up hierarchies (especially when there's duplicates in ...rticles by completeness.''' Highlight articles that are excellent, as well as those that are "decent", (above stub level). This is probably best done wit
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  • * [[Camera Image File Format]] (CIFF) as used by Canon: .crw
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  • ...ates which in due time get frozen into subsequent W3C recommendations such as 5.1, 5.2, etc. ...ercase. Some parts of the respective syntaxes won't mix and still validate as either variety, which is a problem when webmasters paste in code from diver
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  • The intent of ePub is to serve both as a source file format and an end user format. For this reason the files are An alternative XML syntax called DTBook was available as an option in this version, but this was removed in EPUB 3.
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  • ... such as [[HTML]] and [[XML]], provide some sort of escape sequences (such as ampersands used for character references and entities) allowing special cha ...dows" mode (though it was used in various mainframes and network protocols as well).
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  • ...e formerly done using now-deprecated [[HTML]] elements and attributes such as the "font" element.
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  • ... companies. RAD Game Tools is somewhat unusual among [middleware companies as they generally hire one specific person to write, document and support each
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  • ...m file]] (.dff) -- commonly used by Grand Theft Auto III-era games as well as other RenderWare titles ...]] - MPO, Multi-Picture Object - This JPEG standard is used for 3d images, as with the Nintendo 3DS
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  • * [[Access]] (was also known as Jet)
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  • Also known as "adventure games" or "text adventures" after the Original (Colossal Cave) A ...ehack: in-browser '80s-style telnet interface, includes original Adventure as 'advent' command]
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  • ...ions from disc images, which compress poorly and can be recalculated later as needed.
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  • '''Serialization''' is used to transform data structures (as used within a program, in whatever native formats might be used by the prog * [[XML]] (originally intended only as a markup format, but ended up as probably the most popular serialization format)
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  • ...sed format for Mac OS X, and later on they also introduced a binary format as well, which is now the default save format for preference files.
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  • ...tion of the offsets of all of the elements in the plist, each offset given as an unsigned integer in a fixed number of bytes. An object in the plist has ...an offset value. Valid values are 1, 2, 3, or 4. Offset values are encoded as unsigned, big endian integers. Must be wide enough to encode the offset of
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  • ...y size. Additional distinctions include black-and-white vs. color, as well as film speed (how sensitive it is to light, affecting how long of an exposure ...ere also "silent movies" which had no audio, but typically a musician such as a piano player performed while the film was played.
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  • ...such that two image frames of a filmstrip take up the same amount of space as a single 35mm frame.
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  • (How files are organized on one system, device, or medium, such as a disk, tape, or flash memory; see next category for networked and cloud fi * [[CMS filesystem]] (IBM mainframe z/VM operating system, formerly known as VM/CMS)
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  • .... Virtualization software uses hardware of the machine it runs on and acts as a gateway to share resources between the host-machine and the virtualized [ * [[higan]] (formerly known as bsnes) (open source, primarily [[SNES]], but recently also supports NES/[[G
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  • ...xt into digitized characters (for further processing or indexing) is known as Optical Character Recognition (OCR). ...form, a visual medium, various non-visual representations also exist, such as the tactile code of [[Braille]] and the auditory [[Morse code]]. These are
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  • ...e readily identified as such at first glance; others may not be identified as media at all and never investigated. Some categories and examples follow. ...shape. More modern variants of optical storage may not be transparent such as CDs and DVDs.
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  • Some systems, such as [[HTTP]] and [[MIME]], use [[MIME types]] to identify a file's data type. H
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  • ...Jason Scott proposed the idea of '''Let's Just Solve The Problem Month'''. As described in his weblog entry, the idea was to use an agreed-upon month (No ...This Wiki is an attempt to bring together all that spread out information. As written in that entry:
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  • ...cluding both standalone players and plugins for popular media players such as Winamp. ....net/#festalon Festalon] is an open-source xmms and Winamp plugin, as well as a standalone command-line NSF player.
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  • ...level, they are also driver compatible (allowing the use of older hardware as well).
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  • ...between different products in the series. Initially, documents were stored as a collection of files in a directory, but later versions could store docume
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  • ...l currently developed] by MW Software. It provides the same basic features as EasiWriter and adds support for equation editing and display.
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  • ...versions of [[Microsoft Word|MS Word]] (they now use [[DOCX]] as a default as of [[Microsoft Office|Office]] 2007). ...lletin board system (BBS). But you might still try opening them with Word (as will normally happen in Windows if you have Word installed and double-click
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  • ZIP was created in 1989 as the native format of the PKZIP program, which was introduced by Phil Katz ( ...that have been widely adopted include large files (using a technique known as ZIP64), and filenames in [[UTF-8]].
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  • ... the ARC file format. The lawsuit was widely regarded by the BBS community as being a "David vs. Goliath" case of a faceless corporation bullying a "litt ... format encourages bad puns referring to those who trawl such old archives as "Raiders of the lost ARC."
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  • ...role here will be to create a basic skeletal structure for as many formats as possible - brief description, links to specs (where available), useful soft I have very limited time to do this at the moment, as a recent move has left me without internet access at home, so I do what I c
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  • ...FS to a greater or lesser extent. A later re-implemented version was known as Open BFS, and [[SkyFS]] was forked from it.
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  • * Microsoft Outlook contacts: Stored as part of the [[Personal Folder File]] - See also [[Microsoft Outlook]]
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  • ...t in LaserDisc as it is more commonly known. Laserdisc has also been known as LaserVision, Disco-Vision, Optical Videodisc System, Reflective Optical Vid ...his should be "Physical Format", or "Physical Object Format" or something, as "File" implies a digital object... or am I the only one there? --[[User:Dar
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  • ** [[AOL Personal Filing Cabinet]] (includes e-mail as well as other things)
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  • Collections of multiple messages of this type, such as mailboxes stored for the use of mail programs or list digests and archives, * [https://www.dan.info/sampledata/CHAIN.TXT Copy of e-mail "chain letter" as saved directly off a university mainframe in 1984 and transferred to an IBM
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  • ...ek's page contains a number of scripts to assist with SSF ripping, as well as his own SSF rips.
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  • ...ek's page contains a number of scripts to assist with DSF ripping, as well as his own DSF rips.
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  • ... Paper can be a medium for digital information as well, through media such as [[punched card]]s, [[punched tape]], and [[bar codes]]. ...and the 2nd century AD, and eventually replaced such earlier writing media as [[papyrus]] (made from plants) and [[parchment]] (from animal skins). Gute
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  • '''Acorn Sprite''' (also known as '''RISC OS Sprite''') files are the native format for graphics on RISC OS s
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  • For the Audio section, as you can see, I've picked up from whoever started it and kept on with the fo : I'm functioning as Final Editor on this project (unlike most Wikis), so there's a solid voice
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  • A music format created in 1989 by Zuheir Urwani and Thomas Kolbe. Also known as the Profiteam Sound Factory format.
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  • ...f some kind, but are here on the Wiki instead, because that's how we roll. As things are resolved, they will be moved to the Discussion page. If there's ...l (1:1), nor (1:many) / (many:1) so it makes sense to protect both aspects as definable things - the extension because that's whats most commonly searche
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  • ...ipt, or PHP code which includes HTML). Programming language code is stored as [[source code]] which may be directly interpreted by a machine or compiled ...runch.com/2013/10/10/my-experience-as-a-fourth-grade-hacker/ My Experience As A Fourth Grade Hacker]
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  • DWC was created by Dean W. Cooper in 1986 as a higher performance alternative to the [[ARC (compression format)|ARC]] (b
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  • ... format (or, rather, group of formats) for providing feeds of content such as news articles, blog posts, podcasts, or, really, anything that can be distr ...hey could be included on the portal page. The format was initially adapted as a variety of [[RDF]], which in turn was [[XML]]-based. With Netscape promot
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  • ...es and binary files are in danger of being unreadable to later generations as no readily available information about accessing them is to be found. Vario ... entries will skirt the edge of reason, or a file format will not be clear as to where it should be filed. This is understandable and will be dealt with,
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  • ...d new types could be registered with Acorn. Third party applications, such as DrawPlus, Vector and Poster, were created to provide enhanced editing and c
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  • Types of files stored in this file system were designated as [[RISC OS filetype]]s.
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  • ...described on this page's parent page describe entities that exist on disks as they would normally be used. ...pages of this page should contain information on the format itself as well as instructions on how to extract a physical disk into that disk image format,
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  • ...perating systems. But we should be logging as many known operating systems as possible, with categories created for known formats that are specific to th My two cents on the issue is that Free Systems should be listed apart as non-free ones have legal issues (copyright being of course the major one).
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  • It is justly characterized as "quick and dirty", requiring crude Uuencoding-style heuristics to detect it
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  • A major issue is that languages are collapsing as worldwide networking increases - the larger languages outstrip the smaller ...among humans, some languages have been artificially constructed, sometimes as part of fictional universes and other times intended for actual use in comm
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  • ...s, instead of slaving away making a well-known format's entry as beautiful as possible. This priority over beauty also exists when discussing where a fil The primary focus of the Wiki are electronic file formats, as those are the most fleeting and most likely to be non-evident. It's good pe
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  • ...f Id Software were working when they started their own game-making company as moonlighters. ...geeks can be pretty arrogant about regarding their own quirky data formats as being "universal" or "uniform", leading to lots of uses of the letter "U" i
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  • ...hich can be played using a Z-code interpreter. It is sometimes referred to as Infocom format. There are eight versions of Z-code. The first six were crea ...orb]] container files along with other resources needed for the game, such as images and sounds.
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  • ... by hand. Famous musician John Philip Sousa famously denounced all of them as "infernal machines" that were killing real music. ...ormats include velocity information, and in the 1920s famous pianists such as Rachmaninoff and Gershwin made piano roll recordings. They lack many of the
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  • These are inter-related with [[EVT]] and as such grouped under the [[ELECTONE]] file formats page.
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  • These are inter-related with [[BOO]] and as such grouped under the [[ELECTONE]] file formats page.
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  • ...d ends with "F7". This message is listed at the end of the Electone manual as "BULK DUMP DATA". The listing file is created in the same directory as the B00 file, and its name is the name of the B00 file followed by .TXT.
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  • ...ormat" rather than simply documents. Should there be a list of genres such as: Word Processing document, Spreadsheet, Presentation, etc? :Well, add it to the list. As long as we know it exists, we can work on tracking down more information. -- [[User
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  • ... [[Memory files (Upload)|memories]] taken from the human mind being stored as files with a .mem extension which were playable like videos, while the ''Ha * [[mm]] (Freemind format, used by some other software as well)
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  • The game levels were embedded in the executable as a series of 1280-byte chunks with 1000 bytes containing tile data in a 100
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  • ...e]] and [[Glulx]] IF games, but it is possible to use it for other formats as well. To play an IF game packaged as a Blorb file, you need an interpreter for the base IF file. See [[Z-code]]
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  • ...], and [[Web]], since e-publications might also be stored in formats (such as [[PDF]] and [[HTML]]) in those categories, and e-publishing formats may hav
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  • ...kipedia page that describes this format, e.g. "JPEG 2000" will be rendered as [[Wikipedia:JPEG 2000|JPEG 2000]]
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  • ...ory pages - I'll make sure that's in place and we'll have a category piece as well, which will make finding things easier. --[[User:Jason Scott|Jason Sco ...n formats. (Running an archive format through a compressor is not the same as the third category.) We should probably take the opportunity to begin split
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  • ...plistic and quite possibly syntactically invalid BNF definition for CSV is as follows: ...ations vary in their interpretation and generation of CSV files. The best, as ever, are strict in what they generate but generous in what they accept. Kn
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  • ...ol, which is a real-time messaging format that encodes musical events such as note on/note off, velocity, tempo, controls, etc. ...sociates MIDI program numbers with a specific bank of 175 instruments such as oboes, pianos, drums, and so forth.
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  • ... resource exist. This is a potential preservation risk with XML documents, as they may outlive the DTD and Schema documents that characterize them, or th ... of the tag, like <BR /> instead of <BR>), and these are known as XHTML. This format may be served under the XML or HTML MIME types, and brow
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  • ...specifics of a particular markup format. [[HTML]] was originally developed as a version of SGML, but has drifted away from this and the current HTML 5 is
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  • ...(.DOCX) is the default file format for documents created by Microsoft Word as of Word 2007. The format is based on [[XML]] component files in a containe This format (or the XML components of it) has been referred to as [[WordProcessingML]], a name also used for the standalone XML files the ear
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  • ...ssette player to an audio plug, and using a ruler to line up the tape head as you run it along the desired track. ([http://www.gae.ucm.es/~padilla/extraw
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  • ... is the default file format for documents used by [[Microsoft PowerPoint]] as of PowerPoint 2007. The format can be read by the Open Source OpenOffice an This format has sometimes been referred to as [http://officeopenxml.com/anatomyofOOXML-pptx.php PresentationML] by the sa
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  • 3) the options that appear in the save-as drop-down menus in software applications ... of related to filesystems, so does it belong somewhere in that hierarchy? As for Binary Data, those can probably be moved to the specific category they
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  • ...X''') is the default file format for documents used by [[Microsoft Excel]] as of Excel 2007. In prior versions, the default version was [[XLS]]. This format (or the XML components of it) has been referred to as [[SpreadsheetML]], a name also used for the standalone XML files the earlie
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  • ...f this work is going to include written and spoken human languages as well as computer programming languages. This seems to expand the work quite a bit,
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  • ...ion software is often embedded into chips built into imaging hardware such as digital cameras and scanners. -->
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  • ...n often be created by software embedded within video capture hardware such as digital video cameras. -->
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  • Hi, my name is Ed Summers. I work at the Library of Congress as a software developer. More about me can be found on my [http://inkdroid.org
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  • ...e creation software''' can often be built into audio capture hardware such as note taking equipment and electronic synthesisers. -->
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  • ...al format for first-generation (master) files, often with a metadata chunk as specified in the Broadcast Wave ([[BWF]]) standard.
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  • ...rs wide. There are two principal versions: standard 8 mm film (also known as "regular" or "Double") and Super 8, which has smaller and more widely space ...oop" was an early commercial success via direct sales to consumers as well as via exhibition in (sometimes coin-operated) "peep show" adult theaters.
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  • ...directory called '''resource.frk''', or else a name with an underscore (_) as its first character (e.g., _MACOSX for OS X files) containing subdirectorie
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  • ...sort, precluding such character set extensions.) Some writing systems such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean were entirely unsuitable for ASCII-based char ASCII characters have been used artistically to draw pictures, which is known as [[ASCII Art]].
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  • ...n alphabet. With other scripts it may not provide as efficient an encoding as [[UTF-16]]. A Unicode code point is encoded as either 1, 2, 3, or 4 bytes. (Early versions of UTF-8 defined sequences with
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  • ... guidelines are used widely in the humanities and social sciences, as well as by libraries and museums.
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  • ...ng free, open-source software in contrast to proprietary technologies such as those from Microsoft) along with [[Perl]] and [[PHP]]. ...r languages which use explicit items such as curly braces or keywords such as [[Pascal]]'s '''begin''' and '''end''' (though in those languages it is sti
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  • ... is a text [[markup]] format with the file ending of .rst. It was created as part of the [[Python]] docutils project and is often used in that community
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  • as section headings, bullet lists, and emphasis. The markup used is as minimal and unobtrusive as possible. Less often-used constructs
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  • Please add more if you know of them. However, as I've said before, I think massively complex models are dangerous unless the : Easy enough to add a field, although I'm uncertain as to how useful it is. Much more information is needed to actually perform id
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  • As well, [[Wikipedia:Checksum|checksums]], [[Wikipedia:Hash function|hash]] an
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  • ...9_0_beta2&revision=1.1.2.4]. The schema for the latest development version as of November 2012 is identical.
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  • ...ument|Open Document Format for Office Applications]] (commonly referred to as OpenDocument), an [[XML]]-based file format defined by the Organization for ...files, be represented in one of two fashions - as a single XML document or as a collection of several sub-documents within a single package (commonly a [
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  • ...various [[Written Languages|writing systems]] (modern or ancient), as well as special symbols of many types, are each given a number. It was devised begi ..., with a minimum of four hex digits. For example, code point 42 is written as U+002A, and code point 1,114,109 is U+10FFFD.
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  • ...f specialized formats; the geospatial format [[GeoJSON]] is based on JSON, as is the remote-procedure-call protocol [[JSON-RPC]] and the [[JSON-LD]] link ...recede a quote or backslash used as a character within the string, as well as \b for backspace, \f for formfeed, \n for newline, \r for carriage return,
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  • ...s]. The NASA Planetary Data System (PDS) adopted CDF with some constraints as an archive standard {https://pds-ppi.igpp.ucla.edu/doc/CDF-A-Specification-
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  • ...ted APIs (which are numerous), the user can effectively ignore issues such as endianness. Either of the first two may be referred to as NetCDF-3.
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  • ... "dashes", consisting of short and long signals sent over some medium such as a telegraph wire or radio signal. It is named after telegraph pioneer Samue ...r help, which does not require a 3 unit spacing between words, and is sent as a single character would have been, spaced by a single unit of time.
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  • * [[ISO 646-US]] (Same as [[ASCII]]) - [http://www.kreativekorp.com/charset/encoding.php?name=US-ASCI
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  • * .i6: Sometimes seen to refer to Inform 6 files as opposed to Inform 7 files, usually in projects mixing both Inform 7 and Inf
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  • ...in the [[Blorb]] container format. Usually along with other resources such as [[Graphics|images]] and [[Audio|sounds]].
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  • ...to other formats suitable for printing or embedding in other objects (such as [[LaTeX]] documents.) Although primarily a vector graphics format it suppor
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  • ...) BRU came later in the operating system's history than other formats such as FLX and DMP and is therefore somewhat more complex. BRU was used in environ (Is this the same format as that produced by the Tolis Group's BRU product ? I don't know.)
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  • ...1) (plus the [[ASCII]] control characters of the [[C0 controls]]), as well as additional characters in the range 128-159, which in ISO 8859 is reserved f ...all. Instead, "iso-8859-1" and many other encoding names are to be treated as [https://www.w3.org/TR/encoding/#names-and-labels aliases of Windows 1252].
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  • ...t encoding corporate logos. In practice, the Apple logo is usually encoded as U+F8FF, in Unicode's "private use" area.
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  • * Each record can be downloaded as XML. (e.g. [http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/PRONOM/fmt/10.xml fmt/10.xml * Also [http://test.linkeddatapronom.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ published as linked data], using [http://test.linkeddatapronom.nationalarchives.gov.uk/v
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  • ... mind mapping software application, originally for the Mac and now Windows as well. The file format can be created, read and manipulated using the NovaMi ...at [http://www.novamind.com/ http://www.novamind.com/]. The latest version as of 2012 is NovaMind 5. The file format has changed at all or most of the ma
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  • (make one type of file appear as a different type of file or no type at all) ...ssion]], [[archiving]], and [[filesystem]] formats, may support encryption as a built-in feature or through plug-ins.
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  • would be encoded as this: ...iliar with some common words, phrases, and acronyms as ROT13 encoded, such as "EBG13".
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  • ...tronic Arts on the Commodore Amiga computer in 1985. It is sometimes known as '''IFF 85'''. IFF defines a number of standard chunks types. Additional types are invented as needed by IFF-based formats.
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  • ...ually an abstract container, much like [[RIFF]] (which doesn't have a page as of now). So it should probably be moved to some other section, with LBM, 8S ...or example, IIRC [[AVI]] or [[MKV]] files might contain video data encoded as H.264, MPEG-2, etc. --[[User:Halftheisland|Halftheisland]] ([[User talk:Hal
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  • ...OS file attributes. Subdirectories are possible, in a way, by storing them as nested Spark archives. ...s to support all methods supported by ''!Spark for UNIX'' 1 and 2, as well as method 9.
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  • ...ne:net/node.point'''), take the number in field 2 of the entry for the BBS as the 'node' part, and get the 'net' and 'zone' parts by going upward in the ...number as the corresponding nodelist. Compressed versions used A, Z, etc., as the first letter of the extension to note compression method, similarly to
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  • : IMHO hardware should be in the ontology as well, since hardware can have code inside (eg. firmware). Think it should b
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  • Intel HEX is a format that stores binary data as hexadecimal digits in ASCII. It's often used for simple memory images, for
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  • What category would tokenized BASIC programs (as stored in various types of early personal computer) fit into? [[User:Dan To
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  • ...th the [[C0 controls|C0]] and [[C1 controls|C1]] ranges) to do such things as change the color of text. [[Unicode]], as of version 13.0.0, supports essentially all of the PETSCII glyphs.
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  • The byte at offset 3 ''should'' be <code>0x00</code> or <code>0x01</code>, as it is the high byte of a field whose valid values are 0 through 511. Howeve
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  • ...es. It was originally developed for UNIX System V by AT&T. It was intended as a replacement for [[a.out]], adding features like shared libraries and relo
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  • '''FLIC''' (also known as '''FLI/FLC''', '''FLI''', or '''FLC''') is a family of animation formats as ...metimes used to mean the specific corresponding format, and sometimes used as collective names for both formats.
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  • ...'' is the program code of a [[Programming Languages|programming language]] as stored in a computer's memory or in a file or other storage medium (program ... programmer-oriented development environments offer enhanced features such as language-specific syntax highlighting and integrated access to compilers. H
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  • ...t-files Jpylyzer test files] - annotated set of images, primarily intended as test dataset in support of jpylyzer development. Includes many (deliberatel
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  • ...printed in any arbitrary color (usually black). A bar code format is known as a "symbology".
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  • * [IN PROGRESS] breadth-first search: find as many obscure formats as possible, and link any resources to them
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  • * [[BIN (Nintendo 64)]] (Binary image - Same as Z64) * [[JAP]] (Region specific - Same as Z64)
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  • Factors that can help identify a candidate file as of this format. Include magic numbers, signatures etc if available. Eg:
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  • ...o reflect updates to the calendar events). Various calendar software (such as the calendar app on [[iOS]] or [[Android]] devices) will let you subscribe ...import which does not automatically update to reflect changes in the event as subscribable calendars do.
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  • Outside of Emacs, Org-mode files can be viewed as human-readable plain text.
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  • ...her formats and process it. It is intended to help deal with problems such as endianness and floating point implementation differences between computers.
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  • ...om the Data Protocols Team for publishing and sharing data (formerly known as Simple Data Format),
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  • ...and equipment company Steinberg for music recording, arranging and editing as part of a Digital Audio Workstation. It is one of the oldest DAWs to still ...nberg was acquired by U.S. firm Pinnacle Systems, within which it operated as an independent company before being sold to Yamaha Corporation in December,
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  • ...y? I.e. should all music files that contain notes in some form or another (as opposed to pure, possibly compressed, PCM data) be in here rather then in A
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  • As well as the 'full function' ISO 32000-1:2008 (or PDF 1.7), there are also PDF/X, PD ...pec (ISO 32000-2) was published in 2017-07, with some new features as well as clarification of conformance with existing features.
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  • ...ical pieces. It was done in writing (for various other instruments as well as the guitar) for centuries, but is now commonly done in electronic form for ... legal threats or actual litigation because the tablature files are viewed as infringing on the music publishing rights for the songs.
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  • Fonts describe how text looks (as opposed to how the characters are represented in text, which is the area of
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  • '''SXI''' was used by StarOffice as a presentation format. It is a member of the [[OpenOffice.org XML]] family
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  • '''SDC''' was used by StarOffice as the spreadsheet format.
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  • I suggest that this page be used as a sort of virtual search, and that the actual formats be included in other
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  • ...ovices than HTML, but over time tended to get complicated as features such as tables and templates were added. * [https://blog.wikimedia.org/2012/12/07/inventing-as-we-go-building-a-visual-editor-for-mediawiki/ Why making visual editors for
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  • ...ing.net/2014/04/24/band-releases-album-as-linux-k.html Band releases album as Linux kernel module]
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  • ...at all of these can be enumerated here in some way or another. And as long as the games can still be run by an [[Emulation_Software|Emulator]] it's not t This section details formats such as [[Interplay ACM]] and [[Unreal Music Format]] which are used in a number of
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  • ...ats describe how a page that is to be printed looks like. It's mostly used as final format before the data is sent to the printer. See also [[Document]], * [[Enhanced Metafile|EMF]], a variant of WMF as used by Windows in print spooling
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  • ...mple container format. It contains embedded files in various formats, such as [[PCPaint PIC]], [[PCPaint CLP|CLP]], [[GRASP font]], and apparently [[GIF]
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  • '''PCPaint PIC''', also known as '''Pictor''' format, is an image format associated with the ''PCPaint'' fam Be aware that there are about four different formats that could be known as "PCPaint PIC". This article and related articles attempt to explain the sit
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  • * [[JIS X 0208]], supporting Kanji and Hiragana as well. There are 1978, 1983, 1990, and 1997 versions of the standard.
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  • ... ARJ32 have a hard-coded expiration date. They do not work, or do not work as well, if they think they are being used after that date. Expiration can man ...Z77 with Huffman coding|LZ77+Huffman]]. These are all essentially the same as [[LHA]]'s "lh6" method, but with the history window artificially limited to
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  • ... format. However, it was tied closely to platform-specific attributes such as the particular graphic modes available in early PCs, and later lost ground
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  • ...longside [[JPEG]]), though eventually PNG did become widespread on the Web as well. The patent in question expired in the US in 2003, and in other count ...he format at CompuServe pronounced GIF as "jif" with a soft "G" /ˈdʒɪf/ as in "gin". Steve Wilhite, the engineering lead at CompuServe, said that the
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  • Hugo allows for the creation of game with multimedia elements, such as [[Audio|sound]], [[Graphics|images]] and [[Video|video]]. The multimedia re
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  • The metadata is stored as a list of key-value pairs, with the keys being up to eight characters long, [[PSRFITS]] is a particular variety of FITS for storing pulsar data, as used, for instance, in the SETI@Home project to analyze such data for possi
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  • ... on backup tapes. Archived data in the tar format is sometimes referred to as a "tarball". ...ffer built-in support for this combined operation by using a modifier such as '''z''' (gzip) or '''j''' (bzip2). When extracting files, the compression f
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  • ...support for OS/2 extended attributes. It was a commercial program released as a "try-before-you-buy" download. It was developed by Ad Infinitum Programs ...hat a designation like "UltraCompressor II revision 3" is roughly the same as "UltraCompressor version 2.3".''
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  • ... header contains information about the the program and the cartridge, such as title, ROM size, RAM size, type of MBC, which hardware it supports and chec MBC2 ram consists of 256 bytes which are accessible as the low 4 bits of a 512 bytes address range, $a000-$a1ff. The upper 4 bits
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  • ... partnerships, and lines of business. It is now named Technicolor, and has as one of its subsidiaries the American-based company responsible for the colo
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  • ...ngs page, unless we're going to include all the ASCII-like encodings, such as UTF-8, ISO 8859, and ISO 646 there. --[[User:Gmcgath|Gmcgath]] ([[User talk
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  • ...h 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code. ... charset code UTF-7 (MIBenum 1012), there is an earlier version designated as charset UNICODE-1-1-UTF-7, alt csUnicode11UTF7, MIBenum 103.
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  • ...be Standard Encoding''' is an 8-bit encoding extended from [[ASCII]], used as the default encoding for many [[PostScript font|PostScript fonts]]. Codes 3
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  • The current version (as of late 2012) is VOTable 1.2, standardised in an IVOA Recommendation<ref>Fr ...n.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Virtual_Observatory_Alliance IVOA] acts as a standardisation body for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_observator
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  • ...h as a document outline, so the format can serve some of the same purposes as [[PDF]].
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  • ...cly. Nowadays the FAT32 filesystem is mostly used on portable devices such as thumbdrives, external hard drives and SD cards.
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  • ...pictures, usually in sequential panels (though single-panel cartoons exist as well) to tell a story or otherwise communicate information or entertainment ...ns to sizable companies) have challenged the big corporate publishers such as DC and Marvel, though the comic market largely moved from mainstream newsst
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  • ...esystem for any long-term-storage solution as it lacks basic features such as [[permission control]] and [[journaling]]. ...ilesystem/PCX file and want to read it. The warning doesn't help them. And as to whether FAT32 is "good" or "bad" for long term storage: During the late
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  • ... the format for the dots and for the files that are downloaded to the pen. As such it's not really a ''Game File Format'' (even though the TipToi itself
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  • ...e serialized form of the compression format it defines is referred to only as the "interchange format". ITU-T Rec. T.851 refers to the interchange format as ''JPEG-1''.
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  • '''TIFF''', formerly known as '''Tag(ged) Image File Format''', is an image format capable of storing mul ...are lossless, including [[LZW]] and, for bitonal images [[CCITT Group 4]], as used for facsimile transmission [fax]. [[JPEG]] baseline DCT-based lossy c
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  • ...me's ROM and disk data, MAME attempts to reproduce that game as faithfully as possible on a more modern general-purpose computer. MAME can currently emul
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  • ...It can be used to run PowerPC [[Operating_Systems|operating systems]] such as for example Darwin or MacOS. ... Using this CPU, the client will run about 500 times slower than the host. As of version 0.4 the generic CPU emulation runs well even on big-endian and 6
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  • ...D and Mac OSX. It is not strictly an [[Virtualization_Software|emulator]], as it actually implements Windows API calls.
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  • ...m C, different versions of FORTAN, and IDL. The software can be downloaded as a tarball from [http://solarmuri.ssl.berkeley.edu/~fisher/public/software/S As noted, the format is described inthe Manifesto at [http://solarmuri.ssl.ber
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  • ...ot related to [[Simple Data format]] by George H. Fisher). It is described as a "simple data publishing format for publishing and sharing data". It is cr
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  • * Runs MacOS 7.5.2 thru 9.0.4. MacOS X as a guest is not supported.
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  • ...tructure Data File''' is one of several scientific data file formats known as [[SDF]]. It is a component of the [[CTab]] format for chemical and molecula
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  • ...erate or transmit text, mistakenly identify Windows-1252-encoded documents as ISO-8859-1 in headers and parameters).
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  • ... is pixel exact and considers all strange effects, both known and unknown, as it emulates the inner workings of the VIC chip.
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  • The Software Preservation Society (SoftPres, formerly known as CAPS, the Classical Amiga Preservation Society) have created their own (pro
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  • ...m other video-like formats. But I think we should try to do ''something''. As it is, animation formats just seem to be listed in random places.
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  • * [[Audio Cassette]] (includes uses as computer data storage medium)
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  • ...inent. Both ASCII and Binary versions can be identified using the same tag as the [[DWG]] format. Binary DXF is not to be confused with [[DXB]], a relate
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  • ...ned for such uses as office dictation (replacing earlier technologies such as the [[Dictabelt]]), it eventually achieved greater sound quality to permit ...nd hobby computers of the 1970s and 1980s, audio cassettes were often used as a data storage medium, until disk drives became sufficiently available and
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  • Below is a list of DWG versions as identified with PRONOM, but more research is needed. [https://help.autodesk
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  • ...arying in length from seconds to minutes. It was extensively used by DJ's, as the tape would cue automatically after playing using a pilot tone.
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  • ... delay and timing information of electronic systems". It has been approved as an IEEE standard P1497 in December 2001. A pre-approval version is availabl A Standard Delay Format file contains its own version number as part of its header, see below.
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  • ...plers use MS-DOS formatted disks. Akai S5000/S6000 uses the [[WAV]] format as default but can also read samples produced by earlier samplers. Akai MPC200
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  • ... source alternative to Matlab, should be able to read and write the format as well. Scientific computing packages [http://numpy.scipy.org/ NumPy and SciP At offset 12 the imaginary flag is stored as 4 byte integer.
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  • ...ffers slightly.''' In particular, the D1 does not use the LensIDNumber tag as later cameras do. It also does not store the number of shutter actuations o
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  • ...resent. However, some files containing this tag would be better identified as a specific [[Cameras and Digital Image Sensors|raw camera format]].
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  • ...l helical scan, has limited audio and video bandwidth, signals are stacked as layers on the magnetic tape and is an [[Color-under]] ([[Heterodyne]]) vide ...nd a number of recorders support a still-slower speed designated variously as EP (Extended Play) or SLP (Super Long Play), which gives a recording capaci
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  • ...d, resulting in shifting of hue. [[PAL]] does not suffer from hue shifting as it uses a smarter devised color carrier.
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  • ... consists of two parts - a header containing authenticity information such as [[CRC]] and the format version, which is ended by one or more values contai
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  • about the composer, the number of songs, the replay time, ... as well as a musics are stored in their original format (that is exactly the same as what
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  • Sometimes referred to as D-Lusion / Delusion Music Format or D-Lusion / Delusion Digital Music Forma
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  • ...extension <code>.flac</code>), or in an [[Ogg]] container (when it's known as OggFLAC). When FLAC is used as a file format, it begins with the ASCII signature "{{magic|fLaC}}".
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  • ...nd WinRAR. It was originally for DOS, but has been widely used on Windows (as WinRAR) and other platforms. ...1.34 beta (1993-12-05) seems to be the oldest version known to still exist as of this writing. There were probably about a dozen earlier versions, starti
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  • This page describes the PSI-MI XML file format, also known as MIF. The PSI MI format is a data exchange format for molecular interactions <!--Factors that can help identify a candidate file as of this format. Include magic numbers, signatures etc if available. Eg: -->
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  • ...s specified by [[MPEG-1]] Layer III and [[MPEG-2]] Layer III, standardized as ISO/IEC 11172-3:1993, with some additions in ISO/IEC 13818-3:1995. It uses
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  • ...other versions were released as standalone programs in various places such as an online download store. Later versions could import and export [[GEDCOM] ...cters) stored in a text file; I believe they were stored in the same order as the person records they were associated with so they could be matched up, s
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  • UTF-32 is also known as '''UCS-4'''. There may be some subtle philosophical differences between the ...that the [[Byte Order Mark]] (zero-width no-break space) U+FEFF is encoded as byte sequence 00 00 FE FF in the big-endian version and FF FE 00 00 in the
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  • ... an active open source project no longer backed by those institutions, and as of 2015 has become an official project of the Open Preservation Foundation. JHOVE2 was intended as a successor to JHOVE, but it does not support all the same formats, so both
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  • ...g capabilities, though eventually [[CD]]s and Internet downloads took over as more common means of distributing software for them rather than cartridges.
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  • ...pes, but sample files mentioned in the manual used a '''.text''' extension as part of their names. :'''.RM n''' Set right margin to n (as character position from the left; must be greater than left margin)
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  • ...ols for manipulating LBR files were LU.COM and NULU.COM. Other tools, such as NSWP.COM, understood both LBR and some of the closely associated compressio * .LBR format definition, Gary P. Novosielski, 1984-08-19 -- available as LUDEF5.DOC in many CP/M archives (e.g., [http://www.retroarchive.org/cpm/cd
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  • ....com announcement in comp.os.cpm]). The latter version is available widely as CFX13.ZIP, in particular at: ... source code (the latter should allow compilation for other platforms such as Unix, but it's not trivial)
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  • ...uld typically reside on a [[floppy disk]], or more rarely a [[hard disk]]. As such, such filesystems are also likely to reside in [[Disk Image Formats|di ... packaged for Debian and Ubuntu Linux, so installing it there is as simple as <tt>apt-get install cpmtools</tt>
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  • ...ggested when you started the program was "WORK.DOC", suggesting '''.doc''' as the default file extension to be used, which could be confusing given MS-Wo ...ded by a control character that is entered as Alt-G in PC-Write but stored as Ctrl-K, which is officially the Vertical Tab character in ASCII.
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  • '''Deflate''' (stylized as '''DEFLATE''', '''Deflate''', or '''deflate''') is a widely used lossless c There is a popular extension of Deflate known as [[zlib]] format, and the term "Deflate" often turns out to mean zlib. Forma
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  • ...th Graphics and Geospatial. I have only found out how to apply Geospatial as a subcategory of Graphics. [[User:swanQ|swanQ]] ([[User talk:swanQ|talk]]) ...designed the infobox was inspired by the many infoboxes on Wikipedia, such as those used for species or languages. However, those mostly do not have to d
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  • ..., since, when loaded into memory using Windows software, the image is held as a DIB structure. ...ndard modified or compressed form of BMP/DIB, intended to be reconstructed as a DIB at runtime.
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  • ...eems like this fits better in the [[Music]] section along with such things as [[MIDI]] (for musical instrument control, instead of audio reproduction), r
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  • ...sions that an incorrect base manages to stick, a transcription error known as a mutation occurs, and this is how organisms evolve. ...in turn be part of any [[Electronic File Formats|electronic file format]]) as a series of trinary numbers.
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  • ...y-used lossless compression algorithm for bitonal images. It is also known as '''T6''', '''T.6''', '''Fax4''', '''G4''', '''Group 4''', or '''ITU-T Fax G * [[ImageMagick]] (specify the file format as "GROUP4")
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  • ...hich are coded as G, A, U, and C respectively. Three of these are the same as those in DNA, but uracil (U) is used in place of the thymine (T) found in D ...y of RNA, albeit not in as complex and stable a manner as modern-day "life as we know it" which separates the functions of genetic material and protein f
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  • ...es a number of data formats, including raster and vector graphics, as well as [[XML]]-based data. [[VBScript]] and [[JavaScript|JScript]] scripting is al
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  • [[TIFF/EP]] (also spelled '''TIFF-EP''') is a subtype of [[TIFF]] developed as an ISO standard for electronic photography. It is standardized by ISO 12234 ...resent. However, most files containing this tag would be better identified as [[DNG]], or one of a number of other [[Cameras and Digital Image Sensors|di
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  • ... Tag image file format for image technology (TIFF/IT). TIFF/IT was revised as ISO 12639:2004, with a 2007 amendment to support [[JBIG2]] compression.
    2 KB (238 words) - 02:33, 10 February 2014
  • The first TGA format is now known as ''Original TGA Format'', or (informally) ''TGA Version 1''. It is character
    5 KB (708 words) - 04:40, 28 December 2023
  • ... popularity at present, though physical formats in general are on the wane as a distribution format due to the widespread deployment of the high-bandwidt
    3 KB (352 words) - 17:30, 14 January 2022
  • Example: fmt/42 which can be resolved as http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/PRONOM/fmt/42 to a summary page for the
    781 B (106 words) - 20:23, 11 January 2016
  • ...consists of a series of uncompressed files or data streams (taken directly as received from the Web or another source) combined in a single file with hea
    1 KB (202 words) - 16:53, 29 February 2020
  • ** As posted to Usenet comp.sources.unix 1987-08: [{{CdTextfilesURL|sourcecode/us
    6 KB (837 words) - 03:23, 28 December 2023
  • ...s list (http://justsolve.archiveteam.org/index.php/Graphics) JPG is listed as a BMP format. I would argue its not a bit mapped image format. Raster yes, ...as raster objects, but contained inside the file object as vector objects (as I understand it..) and I think PNG is in a similar position. Are we classif
    7 KB (1,213 words) - 06:13, 22 March 2022
  • |caption=Sol BASIC screen shot (as simulated in Solace) ...ortant concern for slower computers (and is the reason some languages such as [[Python]] create [[bytecode]] files from the source code to help their int
    4 KB (609 words) - 13:15, 24 July 2022
  • ...00, Information and documentation -- WARC file format. WARC was developed as an extension to ARC in part to provide better capabilities for managing Web ...nsion. In cases where the warc.gz file needs to randomly accessed (namely, as part of web archives accessible page-by-page), this will consist of one gzi
    5 KB (696 words) - 03:26, 28 December 2023
  • ...ech designed to enable portability of massive bit-mapped (raster) images. As of November 2012, the current ''generation'' of MrSID is Generation 4 (MG4)
    1 KB (168 words) - 02:56, 28 December 2023
  • ...dentifier within AMOS Memory Bank files), and may just refer to such files as created by the Konverter software (References: [https://aminet.net/package/
    1 KB (204 words) - 04:08, 28 December 2023
  • ...eems like this fits better in the [[Music]] section along with such things as [[MIDI]] (for musical instrument control, instead of audio reproduction), r
    406 B (60 words) - 19:25, 7 July 2019
  • * [http://users.ox.ac.uk/~wolf2728/Clay/ Clay as a digital storage medium]
    1 KB (234 words) - 03:18, 23 May 2014
  • ...sion in the name. (In Mac OS X, such directories are treated by the Finder as a single file, obscuring their internal structure, but in Windows they act
    1 KB (175 words) - 23:38, 23 April 2018

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