Look up: wav

1. wav
   (multimedia, file format, filename extension) (waveform) /wav/, /dot wav/ A sound format developed by Microsoft and used extensively in Microsoft Windows. Conversion tools are available to allow most other operating systems to play .wav files. .wav files are also used as the sound source in wavetab...
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2. wav
   sound file format, normally higher quality than compressed formats such as mp3
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3. WAV
   This is a PC digital audio file format which is quite large because it is not a compressed format. The computer file extension for a WAV file is '.wav.�
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4. WAV
   The computer file extension for a WAV file is '.wav.� his is a PC digital audio file format which is quite large because it is not a compressed format.
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5. WAV
   WAV files are probably the simplest of the common formats for storing audio samples. Unlike MPEG audio and other compressed formats, WAVs store samples 'in the raw' where no pre-processing is required other that formatting of the data. The WAV file itself consists of three 'chunks' of information: T...
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6. WAV
   In computing, audio file format for IBM-compatible PCs, widely used to distribute sounds over the Internet. WAV files, which contain a digitized recording of a sound, bear the suffix .wav
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7. WAV
   `Waveform Audio File Format` (`WAVE`, or more commonly known as `WAV` due to its filename extension),<ref name="MPI1" />-->-->--> (also, but rarely, named, Audio for Windows) is a Microsoft and IBM audio file format standard for storing an audio bitstream on PCs. It is an applica...
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