FourCC - Revision history

Ce at 10:01, 9 January 2014

2014-01-09T10:01:33Z

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	'''Note!''' The audio counterpart to FourCC is called [[TwoCC]].		'''Note!''' The audio counterpart to FourCC is called [[TwoCC]].

	* [http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/archive/fourcc.mspx Historic list of registered FourCC's at microsoft.com]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20100922105522/http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/archive/fourcc.mspx Historic list of registered FourCC's at microsoft.com]
	* [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367377.aspx Microsoft list of registered FOURCC codes and WAVE formats, December 2010]		* [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367377.aspx Microsoft list of registered FOURCC codes and WAVE formats, December 2010]
	* [http://fourcc.org FOURCC.org, a site dedicated to video codec and pixel format information]		* [http://fourcc.org FOURCC.org, a site dedicated to video codec and pixel format information]

	[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]		[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]

2010-12-12T19:37:02Z

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	'''Note!''' The audio counterpart to FourCC is called [[TwoCC]].		'''Note!''' The audio counterpart to FourCC is called [[TwoCC]].

			* [http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/archive/fourcc.mspx Historic list of registered FourCC's at microsoft.com]
	* [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367377.aspx Microsoft list of registered FOURCC codes and WAVE formats, December 2010]		* [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367377.aspx Microsoft list of registered FOURCC codes and WAVE formats, December 2010]
	* [http://fourcc.org FOURCC.org, a site dedicated to video codec and pixel format information]		* [http://fourcc.org FOURCC.org, a site dedicated to video codec and pixel format information]

	[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]		[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]

2010-12-11T01:26:52Z

Update broken link

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	'''Note!''' The audio counterpart to FourCC is called [[TwoCC]].		'''Note!''' The audio counterpart to FourCC is called [[TwoCC]].

	* [http://~~msdn2~~.microsoft.com/en-us/library/~~ms867195~~.aspx Microsoft list of registered FOURCC codes and WAVE formats, ~~September 2003~~]		* [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367377.aspx Microsoft list of registered FOURCC codes and WAVE formats, December 2010]
	* [http://fourcc.org FOURCC.org, a site dedicated to video codec and pixel format information]		* [http://fourcc.org FOURCC.org, a site dedicated to video codec and pixel format information]

	[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]		[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]

2006-12-02T18:45:09Z

Add some useful links.

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	'''Note!''' The audio counterpart to FourCC is called [[TwoCC]].		'''Note!''' The audio counterpart to FourCC is called [[TwoCC]].

			* [http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms867195.aspx Microsoft list of registered FOURCC codes and WAVE formats, September 2003]
			* [http://fourcc.org FOURCC.org, a site dedicated to video codec and pixel format information]

	[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]		[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]

2006-10-12T18:25:40Z

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	'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as format identifiers in Microsoft's [[AVI]] container format. But it is also employed for the Video identifiers of other formats (because they also use 4 bytes) like Apple's QuickTime [[MOV]] container format.		'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as format identifiers in Microsoft's [[AVI]] (a.k.a. [[RIFF]]) container format. But it is also employed for the Video identifiers of other formats (because they also use 4 bytes) like Apple's QuickTime [[MOV]] container format. For MultimediaWiki's list of known video FourCCs see [[:Category:Video FourCCs\|here]].<br>

			'''Note!''' The audio counterpart to FourCC is called [[TwoCC]].

	[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]		[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]

2006-09-30T15:07:58Z

Add to multimedia terminology category.

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	'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as format identifiers in Microsoft's [[AVI]] container format. But it is also employed for the Video identifiers of other formats (because they also use 4 bytes) like Apple's QuickTime [[MOV]] container format.		'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as format identifiers in Microsoft's [[AVI]] container format. But it is also employed for the Video identifiers of other formats (because they also use 4 bytes) like Apple's QuickTime [[MOV]] container format.

			[[Category:Multimedia Terminology]]

2006-09-30T14:34:18Z

grammar/link fixes

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	'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as format identifiers in ~~Microsofts .avi files~~ format. But it is ~~mostly used~~ also for the Video identifiers of other formats(because they use ~~also~~ 4 ~~Bytes~~) like Apple ~~Quicktime .mov file~~ format.		'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as format identifiers in Microsoft's [[AVI]] container format. But it is also employed for the Video identifiers of other formats (because they also use 4 bytes) like Apple's QuickTime [[MOV]] container format.

2006-06-11T12:25:05Z

correction

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	'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as format identifiers in ~~multimedia~~ files.		'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as format identifiers in Microsofts .avi files format. But it is mostly used also for the Video identifiers of other formats(because they use also 4 Bytes) like Apple Quicktime .mov file format.

2006-02-14T08:33:52Z

slight clarification

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	'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as identifiers in multimedia files.		'''Four Character Codes''', abbreviated as '''FourCC''' are 4 byte (32 bit) character sequences used as format identifiers in multimedia files.

2006-02-07T09:18:13Z

FOURCC moved to FourCC

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