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'''RIFF''', the '''Resource Interchange File Format''', is a format which stores data as chunks. RIFF files may store audio in one chunk, video in another, and meta information in a third. It uses [[FourCC]]s to distinguish between different chunks and codecs. | '''RIFF''', the '''Resource Interchange File Format''', is a format which stores data as chunks. RIFF files may store audio in one chunk, video in another, and meta information in a third. It uses [[FourCC]]s to distinguish between different chunks and codecs. | ||
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[[Category:File and protocol types]] | [[Category:File and protocol types]] | ||
Revision as of 02:31, 10 December 2011
RIFF, the Resource Interchange File Format, is a format which stores data as chunks. RIFF files may store audio in one chunk, video in another, and meta information in a third. It uses FourCCs to distinguish between different chunks and codecs.
RIFF files start with the magic id "RIFF". RIFF is the underlying format for WAVE and AVI files.
