Computer video formats to put on DVD
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AVI
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MPEG
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FLV
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MOV
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MP4
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Youtube Video and clips to convert
Learn more about these computer file extensions and digital media formats:
AVI: AVI format is the anagram of Audio Video Interleaved, which is a digital video format created by Microsoft in the early 1990s. The video was for Windows and has the unique feature of sychonized audio / video streaming video during playback.
MPG or MPEG; (pronounced em-PEH-gs) is an anagram standing for Moving Picture Experts Group. MPEGs was formed originally in the early 1990s with a group of digital media expert setting the video standards for the world; similar to how the ww3 set standard for website and html standards.
The different types of MPEGs out there are all related to the standardized format for compression.
This helps explain why mp4 is really a MPEG format; it is just a different compression rate and standard of digital video.
MOV: Mov videos are extension videos and digital media in the QuickTime framework of digital media that was created by Apple while Steve Jobs was in charge. The QuickTime system is able of work with multiple formats of video, audio, digital pictures and images, as well as allowing interactions with others. Mountain Lion.
FLV stands for FLash Video which is a digital format of video that is used to help transmit digital media across the web with the ADobe framework. The videos are used on many sites to help have video on their server that can be transmitted easily with strong picture quality with little resources used by the server or user.
