Created in 1988, it was intended for video files. A file of this format contains video and audio information, images and subtitles. When compressed, the files do not lose quality. The format includes various types of multimedia content: videos, animations, audio, 2D and 3D graphics. Files of this format can be used and viewed on the Internet. In this case, a metadata transfer takes place. The full name of the format is MPEG-4 Part 14.

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Opus (formerly Harmony): an audio codec for lossy compression

This format was created for online broadcasting. Opus is an audio codec for compression used on the Internet in real-time mode. Employed by programs such as Skype and Mozilla. Mostly used in interactive applications. The advantages of Opus are high audio quality and good compression. It works only on devices powered by Windows. Opus files can be converted to similar extensions.