CDR

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The cdr file extension is used for more than one file type. In most cases though, a cdr file will contain a CorelDraw Image saved in the CDR graphics format, a proprietary format for storing vector graphics. Besides CorelDraw and other programs from the Corel suite, cdr image files can be opened e.g. with Adobe […]

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CDR to PDF

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CDR to JPG

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CDR to JPEG

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CDR to PNG

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ISO

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The .iso file format called describes. Images (images) of data carriers. As such a data carrier image, .ISO files can contain data carriers such as DVDs, CDs or entire hard drives. In addition to all files, an ISO image also contains meta information such as authorizations and, if applicable, the copy protection of the original.

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ISO to MP4

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.iso files are images (images) of data carriers such as CDs, DVDs, or even entire hard drives. .iso files created from DVDs or VCDs can be easily converted into mp4 files in just a few steps with file-converter-online.com. So you can record your video e.g. play on your iPhone.

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FLAC

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Worth knowing about the FLAC format FLAC is the abbreviation of "Free Lossless Audio Codec" and unlike the mp3 format it means lossless data compression, which can be superior to the CD even in the case of a 24-bit resolution, but requires only about half of the data volume of a wav file. So FLAC […]

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MP3

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MPEG-1 or mpeg-2 Audio Layer III, mostly known as mp3 or MP3, designates a format for coding digital audio data. MP3 still ranks among the most popular formats for storing audio data. In the early 80s, the German Fraunhofer Institut developed MP3 as a lossy format compared to Compact Disc Digital Audio (CDDA): Compression rate […]

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WAV

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WAV files are used to store audio signals – such as music or voice recordings. WAV files are uncompressed, so they offer a perfect quality at the cost of a really huge file size. They usually contain PCM-signals based on Microsoft’s Resource Interchange File Format (RIFF). Before the advent of mp3, WAV was often used […]

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