
Waveform Audio Format
Sign in to saveAlso known as .wave, .wav, WAVE, Microsoft WAVE, WAV, WAV format
Formato de audio digital
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Within Vinony's link graph, Waveform Audio Format is referenced by 767 other articles, and connects out to data compression, pulse-code modulation and ProRes 422.
It sits within the topics Audio file formats, Computer-related introductions in 1991 and Digital container formats.
Its subject is documented across 35 Wikipedia language editions.
Key facts
- File format.name
- Waveform Audio File Format (WAVE/WAV)
- File format.extension
- .wav .wave
- File format.mime
- audio/vnd.wave, audio/wav, audio/wave, audio/x-wav
- File format.type code
- WAVE
- File format.uniform type
- com.microsoft.waveform-audio
- File format.owner
- IBM and Microsoft
- File format.latest release version
- Multiple Channel Audio Data and WAVE Files
- File format.latest release date
- (update)
- File format.genre
- Audio file format, container format
- File format.extended from
- RIFF
- File format.extended to
- BWF, RF64
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- digital container format
- Has part
- MPEG-1 Audio Layer II
- Based on
- Resource Interchange File Format
- Developer
- IBM
- Image
- AudacityWAV.png
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- file extension
- wave
- publication date
- 1991-08-00
- media type
- audio/x-pn-wav
- Stack Exchange tag
- stackoverflow.com/tags/wav
- Commons category
- Waveform audio format
- file format identification pattern
- 57415645
- exact match
- rs.tdwg.org/format/values/m025
Sources (6)
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Article · Español
WAV (o WAVE), apócope de Waveform audio file format, es un formato de audio digital con o sin compresión de datos desarrollado por Microsoft e IBM que se utiliza para almacenar flujos digitales de audio en el PC, mono y estéreo a diversas resoluciones y velocidades de muestreo. Las extensiones de los archivos de este tipo son .wav y .wave.
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