TS to MP4

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TS stands for Transport Stream and is a container format used in digital television. Recordings from DVB-T, satellite receivers and TV tuner cards are saved in this format, as are the video tracks on Blu-rays. TS was developed for one purpose: to ensure that video data remains transmissible even if the signal drops out during […]

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MXF to MP4

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MXF stands for Material Exchange Format and is a container format that is used particularly in professional film and television production. If you have an MXF file on your computer, it most likely comes from a Sony XDCAM, Panasonic P2 or Canon C300, for example. The MXF format was developed to package video, audio and […]

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MKV to MOV

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MKV files often cannot be played directly on Apple devices. Additional apps or software are required on Macs, iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs because Apple does not natively support the Matroska format. The solution is to convert them to MOV, Apple's standard video format. Our free online converter allows you to convert MKV files quickly […]

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JXR to JPG

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JXR is one of those file formats that you never actually create on purpose, yet you still find on your hard drive. Microsoft is usually behind it, as JPEG XR was Microsoft’s attempt to establish a more modern successor to the classic JPEG format, offering better compression and support for high colour depths and HDR […]

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ORF to JPG

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ORF is the RAW format used by Olympus cameras. Olympus was acquired and the brand has been operating under the name OM System since 2020. Like all RAW formats, ORF saves the raw sensor data without compression or colour processing. This is ideal for maximum editing freedom in Lightroom or Capture One, but is generally […]

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GIF to WEBM

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The GIF format has had its day. What was revolutionary in 1987 – moving images – is now a relic of the past. Bloated files, a maximum of 256 colours and no real transparency. WEBM is the modern successor – developed by Google, optimised for the web and supported by all modern browsers. Why convert […]

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AAC

Posted by on Apr 26, 2018 in | 0 comments

AAC stands for Advanced Audio Coding and is a lossy compression format for audio files. It often delivers better sound quality than MP3 at the same bitrate and is particularly efficient at lower bitrates. Today, AAC is the standard on Apple devices, for YouTube videos, on Nintendo and PlayStation game consoles, and with many streaming […]

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MP4

Posted by on Apr 26, 2018 in | 0 comments

MP4 is a container format that can include multimedia content such as video and sound tracks, graphics, 2D and 3D animations, subtitled texts, interactive applications in the form of menus, and much more. Despite the strong compression, a file in MP4 format offers a very good picture and sound quality. The Apple Quick-Time based document, […]

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M4A

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The file extension .m4a (MPEG-4 Audio) identifies audio files in the MPEG-4 container, which is the same container format used for video with the .MP4 extension. The .m4a extension simply indicates that the file contains audio data only. The format is historically based on Apple’s QuickTime container format, but is an open ISO standard (ISO […]

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XPS

Posted by on Apr 26, 2018 in | 0 comments

XPS files are a format developed by Microsoft which competes with PDF – accordingly the application areas of .pdf and .xps are similar: in particular printable documents and graphics and a formattreuueueueung on different devices. The .xps format was introduced with Microsoft Windows Vista and was replaced with the introduction of Windows 8 by the […]

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