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Everyone will be very interested to add their own voices to greet the web visitors. Or you might be interested to add a song the home page. So many people recommend that wav is the  most popular audio file format because it is formatted by Microsoft and also it is used by windows based computers wav files are supported by many platforms including Netscape and the internet explorer. Wav files are in different ranges and different sample types, the purest audio form is PCM and it also offers much better sound quality than other formats such as

Say you'd like to record a personal voice greeting for your web visitors, or maybe you'd like to add a song to your home page, Peter Lupton has some information to share on the subject: "Wav is currently the most popular audio file format because it is the format defined and endorsed by Microsoft and used by Windows based computers. Today wav files are supported by most platforms and by Netscape and the Internet Explorer. Wav files can have a range of sample rates and different sample types. Without going into the technical detail, PCM is the purest

While this article is directed towards cartoonists and online comic makers, there are still many valuable tips for anyone who would like to use animated PNG on their web sites. "PNG's strengths are well suited for online cartoons: It can handle truecolor graphics (millions of different colors), while GIF can only display 256 different colors. Therefore PNG comics can look much more vivid than GIF comics. PNG compression is lossless, which means that unlike JPEGs, there is no degradation of image quality when you save a cartoon. You won't see

Bill Bither likes the PNG format for graphics. In the start of his article, he lays out some of the nifty features that separate it from GIF and TIFF file formats. But there's more. "However, perhaps the best thing a PNG has to offer is what's called the alpha channel. An alpha channel is one byte of extra data per pixel (or palette entry for 8-bit images) that represents the transparency level of a pixel. A PNG image with alpha is capable of 256 levels of transparency. What does all this mean? For one thing, you can antialias text and images so

Video can be stored in many different formats. The AVI Format The AVI (Audio Video Interleave) format was developed by Microsoft. The AVI format is supported by all computers running Windows, and by all the most popular web browsers. It is a very common format on the Internet, but not always possible to play on non-Windows computers. Videos stored in the AVI format have the extension .avi. The Windows Media Format The Windows Media format is developed by Microsoft. Windows Media is a common format on the Internet, but Windows Media

Introduction This document proposes an image format for storing full-color image values in 16-bit pixels. The data representation itself need not be in a PNG (Portable Network Graphics) envelope, but PNG does provide a natural and widely accepted framework for this proposal. PNG is now one of the three image formats supported by the major browsers (Netscape and Internet Explorer), and Microsoft has even declared it to be its primary lossless image format within the Office 98 software suite. Why 16 bits? Well, 8 bits per pixel is inadequate for

PNG is an image format which has been supported since 1997 by browsers from Netscape and Microsoft. It is a standard supported by the World Wide Web Consortium. It is a lossless format like GIF, but compresses the picture better and supports full color imagery (up to 48 bits per pixel!). The picture below is an RP-133 conformant SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers) video test pattern. If you click on it, you will be brought to a small gallery of great png images. I decided to add this to my web page because my normal image

Let me begin by giving a bit of my background which can help make clearer where I am coming from and the reasons why I am suggesting that more attention should be given to how graphics can look using the very rich and subtle tools available in SVG. My education was in art - painting, design, photography, art history and art criticism mostly - and that is what I have taught for the past 45 years. In 1994, I was asked to teach a course, Commentary on Art, at a distance and luckily, for me, that winter Netscape appeared and I was able to use it for the