Developed and introduced in 2005, the Digital Theater System format is used in HD films. DTS has a multi-channel sound with various functions. All audio information is divided into five tracks. A separate audio player is not required. The Digital Theater System format allows you to achieve the five-channel sound that is used in cinemas. The rate of the digital stream amounts to 1,536,000 bits per second. DTS is compatible with the 7.1 acoustics format and the conventional stereo format.

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Audio Video Interleave: video and audio data compressed using different combinations of codecs

This is one of the most famous video and audio formats. Developed by Microsoft Corporation, the Audio Video Interleave format was released in 1992. It is supported by virtually all video players. AVI plays the sound and video simultaneously and is suitable for any browser. The compression process involves a variety of codecs. This format is very popular among users. Audio Video Interleave files can also be opened using Windows Media Player.