قالب های پرونده های رایانه ای فهرست انواع فایلهای رایانه ای

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معنی واژه قالب های پرونده های رایانه ای فهرست انواع فایلهای رایانه ای

معنیاین فهرست شامل انواع قالب‌های پرونده‌های (file format) رایانه‌ای برحسب کاربرد آنها است.

محتویات
قالب‌های بایگانی و فشرده‌شده

?کیو? (?Q?) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه اس‌کیو
۷زد (۷z) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه ۷-زیپ
ای‌سی‌ئی (ace) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه ای‌سی‌ئی‌وین
ای‌ال‌زد (alz) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه آلزیپ
ای‌تی۳ (at۳) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط فشرده‌ساز یو ام دی سونی
بی‌کی‌ئی (bke) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط فشرده‌ساز وب‌گاه BackupEarth.com
ای‌آر‌سی (arc): قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه ای‌آر‌سی
ای‌آر‌جی (arj): قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه ای‌آر‌جی
بی‌ای (ba) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه اسکیفر
بی‌آی‌جی (big) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده که در بازی‌های رایانه‌ای شرکت الکترونیک آرتز
استفاده می‌شود.

بی‌آی‌کی (bik) : قالب پرونده‌های بینک ویدئو. یک سامانه فشرده‌سازی تصویری که توسط شرکت راد گیم تولز گسترش داده می شود.
بی‌کی‌اف (bkf) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه ان‌تی‌بک‌آپ
بی‌زیپ۲ (bz۲) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه بی‌زیپ۲
سی‌ای‌بی (cab)
سی‌پی‌تی (cpt) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه کمپکت پرو
دی‌ای‌ای (daa)
دی‌ئی‌بی (deb) : قالب پرونده‌های بایگانی در دبیان
دی‌ام‌جی (dmg)
جی‌زد (gz) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه جی‌زیپ
جی‌ای‌آر (jar) : قالب پرونده‌های بایگانی شده در سکوی جاوا
ال‌بی‌آر (lbr)
ال‌زد‌اچ (lzh) : قالب پرونده‌های فشرده‌شده توسط برنامه بیت کوئیز
آر‌ای‌آر (rar)
تی‌ای‌آر (tar)
زد‌آی‌پی (zip)
قالب‌های کمک رایانه

تری‌دی‌ام‌ال‌دبلیو (۳dmlw)
تری‌دی‌ایکس‌ام‌ال (۳dxml)
ای‌سی‌پی (ACP)
ای‌آر (AR)
ای‌آر‌تی (ART)
ای‌اس‌سی (ASC)
بی‌آی‌ام (BIM)
سی‌سی‌سی (CCC)
سی‌سی‌ام (CCM)
سی‌سی‌اس (CCS)
سی‌ای‌دی (CAD)
سی‌جی‌آر (cgr)
سی‌او (CO)
دی‌آر‌دبلیو (DRW)
دی‌دبلیو‌جی (DWG)
دی‌اف‌تی (DFT)
دی‌جی‌ان (DGN)
دی‌جی‌کی (DGK)
دی‌ام‌تی (DMT)
دی‌ایکس‌اف (DXF)
دی‌دبلیو‌بی (DWB)
دی‌دبلیواف (DWF)
ئی‌ام‌بی (EMB)
ئی‌اس‌دبلیو (ESW)
اف‌ام (FM)
اف‌ام‌زد (FMZ)
جی (G)
جی‌آر‌بی (GRB)
جی‌تی‌سی (GTC)
آی‌ای‌ام (IAM)
آی‌سی‌دی (ICD)
آی‌دی‌دبلیو (IDW)
آی‌اف‌سی (IFC)
آی‌جی‌ئی‌اس (IGES)
آی‌پی‌ان (IPN)
آی‌پی‌تی (IPT)
پی‌ای‌آر (PAR)
پی‌آر‌تی (PRT)
پی‌ال‌ان (PLN)
پی‌اس‌ام (PSM)
پی‌دبلیو‌آی (PWI)
پی‌وای‌تی (PYT)
اس‌کی‌پی (SKP)
آر‌ال‌اف (RLF)
آر‌وی‌تی (RVT)
آر‌اف‌ای (RFA)
اس‌ال‌دی‌ای‌اس‌ام (SLDASM)
اس‌ال‌دی‌دی‌آر‌دبلیو (SLDDRW)
اس‌ال‌دی‌پی‌آر‌تی (SLDPRT)
اس‌تی‌ئی‌پی (STEP)
تی‌سی‌تی (TCT)
تی‌سی‌دبلیو (TCW)
وی‌سی‌۶ (VC۶)
وی‌ال‌ام (VLM)
وی‌‌اس (VS)
ایکس‌ئی (XE)
قالب‌های پایگاه داده‌ها

ای‌سی‌سی‌دی‌بی (ACCDB)
ای‌دی‌تی (ADT)
ای‌پی‌آر (APR)
بی‌او‌ایکس (BOX)
سی‌اچ‌ام‌ال (CHML)
دی‌ای‌اف (DAF)
دی‌ای‌تی (DAT)
دی‌بی (DB)
دی‌بی‌اف (DBF)
ئی‌جی‌تی (EGT)
ئی‌اس‌اس (ESS)
ئی‌ای‌پی (EAP)
اف‌دی‌بی (FDB)
اف‌آر‌ام (FRM)
جی‌دی‌بی (GDB)
جی‌دی‌بی (GDB)
کا‌ئی‌ایکس‌آی‌سی (KEXIC)
ال‌دی‌بی (LDB)
ام‌دی‌بی (MDB)
ام‌دی‌ئی (MDE)
ام‌دی‌اف (MDF)
ام‌وای‌دی (MYD)
ام‌وای‌آی (MYI)
ان‌سی‌اف (NCF)
ان‌اس‌اف (NSF)
ان‌تی‌اف (NTF)
او‌دی‌بی (ODB)
اوآرای (ORA)
پی‌دی‌بی (PDB)
پی‌دی‌آی (PDI)
پی‌دی‌ایکس (PDX)
پی‌آر‌سی (PRC)
اس‌کیو‌ال (SQL)
آرئی‌ال (REL)
آرآی‌ان (RIN)
اس‌دی‌بی (SDB)
یو‌دی‌ال (UDL)
دبلیو‌دی‌بی (WDB)
قالب‌های نشر رومیزی

این بخش نوشتار نیازمند گسترش است.
قالب‌های سندی

این بخش نوشتار نیازمند گسترش است.
قالب‌های پرونده‌های فونت

این بخش نوشتار نیازمند گسترش است.
قالب‌های سامانه اطلاعات مکانی

این بخش نوشتار نیازمند گسترش است.
قالب‌های سازمان‌دهنده اطلاعات مکانی

این بخش نوشتار نیازمند گسترش است.
قالب‌های گرافیکی

این بخش نوشتار نیازمند گسترش است.
قالب‌های صوتی

این بخش نوشتار نیازمند گسترش است.
قالب‌های تصویری

این بخش نوشتار نیازمند گسترش است.
رده‌های صفحه: قالب پرونده‌های رایانه‌ای

قس عربی

امتداد الملف هو وسیلة للتعرف على صیغة الملف ووظیفته، وهی طریقة یتوصل بها نظام التشغیل لمعرفة البرامج المناسبة لفتح أو تشغیل الملف.
هذه القائمة لصیغ الملفات الأکثر شهرة مفهرسة حسب نوعیة ملفاتها، من الجدیر بالذکر أن بعض نظم التشغیل لا تحتوى ملفاتها على امتدادات کشبیهات یونکس، بینما توجد بعض امتدادات الملفات التی یزید عدد حروفها عن ثلاثة أحرف.
الضغط والأرشفة

مقال تفصیلی :تصنیف:أنساق ملفات أرشفة
؟Q? : صیغة لبرنامج ضغط ?Q?
7-z : صیغة لبرنامج 7 زد للضغط
ace
ALZ
AT3 : امتدا لأحد برامج شرکة سونى
.bke : باک آب أیرث (برناج ضغط)
ARC
ARJ
bmp
bkf :باک آب فایل وهو أمتداد تابع لشرکة مایکروسوفت
bz2
bmp : لضغط الصور
c4 : امتداد لصور جیدمیکس المضغوطة
cab : امتداد لضغط ملفات أنظمة تشغیل مایکروسوفت
cpt/sea : امتداد لضغط اللفات (ماکنتوش)
DAA : دایرکت آکسس ارشیف (ویندوز فقط)
deb : امتداد لضغط ملفات التوزیعات الدبیانیة (لینوکس)
DMG : ضغط ملفات (آبل)
EEA: امتداد لضغط ملحقات البرید الإلکترونى
انظر أیضاً

امتداد ملف
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قائمة بأنواع الملفات




مرجع امتدادات الملفات
هذه بذرة مقالة عن الحاسوب أو العاملین فی هذا المجال تحتاج للنمو والتحسین، ساهم فی إثرائها بالمشارکة فی تحریرها.
تصنیف: أنساق ملفات الحاسوب

قس انگلیسی


This is a list of file formats organized by type, as can be found on computers. Filename extensions are usually noted in parentheses if they differ from the format name or abbreviation. In theory, using the basic Latin alphabet (A–Z) and an extension of up to three single-cased letters, 18,279 combinations can be made (263+262+261+260). When other acceptable characters are accepted, the maximum number is increased (very possibly to a number consisting of at least six digits). Many operating systems do not limit filenames to a single extension shorter than 4 characters, like what was common with some operating systems that supported the FAT file system. Examples of operating systems that dont have such a small limit include Unix-like systems. Also, Microsoft Windows NT, 95, 98, and Me dont have a three character limit on extensions for 32-bit or 64-bit applications on file systems other than pre-Windows 95/Windows NT 3.5 versions of the FAT file system. Some filenames are given extensions longer than three characters.
Contents
Archive and compressed

Main article: List of archive formats
.?Q? – files compressed by the SQ program
7z – 7-Zip compressed file
AAC – Advanced Audio Coding
ace – ACE compressed file
ALZ – ALZip compressed file
APK – Applications installable on Android
AT3 – Sonys UMD Data compression
.bke – BackupEarth.com Data compression
ARC
ARJ – ARJ compressed file
BA – Scifer Archive (.ba), Scifer External Archive Type
big – Special file compression format used by Electronic Arts for compressing the data for many of EAs games
BIK (.bik) – Bink Video file. A video compression system developed by RAD Game Tools
BKF (.bkf) – Microsoft backup created by NTBACKUP.EXE
bzip2 – (.bz2)
bmp – (paint)
c4 – JEDMICS image files, a DOD system
cab – Microsoft Cabinet
cals – JEDMICS image files, a DOD system
cpt/sea – Compact Pro (Macintosh)
DAA – Closed-format, Windows-only compressed disk image
deb – Debian Linux install package
DMG – an Apple compressed/encrypted format
DDZ – a file which can only be used by the "daydreamer engine" created by "fever-dreamer", a program similar to RAGS, its mainly used to make somewhat short games.
EEA – An encrypted CAB, ostensibly for protecting email attachments
.egg – Alzip Egg Edition compressed file
EGT (.egt) – EGT Universal Document also used to create compressed cabinet files replaces .ecab
ECAB (.ECAB, .ezip) – EGT Compressed Folder used in advanced systems to compress entire system folders, replaced by EGT Universal Document
ESS (.ess) – EGT SmartSense File, detects files compressed using the EGT compression system.
GHO (.gho, .ghs) – Norton Ghost
gzip (.gz) – Compressed file
IPG (.ipg) – Format in which Apple Inc. packages their iPod games. can be extracted through Winrar
jar – ZIP file with manifest for use with Java applications.
LBR – Library file
LQR – LBR Library file compressed by the SQ program.
LHA (.lzh) – Lempel, Ziv, Huffman
lzip (.lz) – Compressed file
lzo
lzma
LZX (algorithm)
MBRWizard archive (.mbw)
MPQ Archives (.mpq) – Used by Blizzard games
MacBinary (.bin)
NTH (.nth) – Nokia Theme Used by Nokia Series 40 Cellphones
PAK – Enhanced type of .ARC archive
Parchive – (.par, .par2)
Quake 3 archive (.pk3) – (See note on Doom³)
Doom³ archive (.pk4) – (Opens similarly to a zip archive.)
RAR Rar Archive (.rar) – for multiple file archive (rar to .r01-.r99 to s01 and so on)
RAG / RAGS game file, a game playable in the RAGS game-engine, a free program which both allows people to create games, and play games, games created have the file format "RAG game file"
RPM - Red Hat package/installer for Fedora, RHEL, and similar systems
SEN Scifer Archive (.sen) – Scifer Internal Archive Type
sit/sitx – StuffIt (Macintosh)
SKB – Google Sketchup Backup File
tar – group of files, packaged as one file
.tar.gz, .tgz – gzipped tar file
TB (.tb) – Tabbery Virtual Desktop Tab file
TIB (.tib) – Acronis True Image backup
uha – Ultra High Archive Compression
VIV – Archive format used to compress data for several video games, including Need For Speed: High Stakes.
VOL – unknown archive
VSA – Altiris Virtual Software Archive
WAX – Wavexpress – A ZIP alternative optimized for packages containing video, allowing multiple packaged files to be all-or-none delivered with near-instantaneous unpacking via NTFS file system manipulation.
Z – Unix compress file
zoo – based on LZW
zip – popular compression format
Physical recordable media archiving
ISO – The generic file format for most optical media, including CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, Blu-ray Disc, HD DVD and UMD.
NRG – The proprietary optical media archive format used by Nero applications.
IMG – For archiving MS-DOS formatted floppy disks.
ADF – Amiga Disk Format, for archiving Amiga floppy disks
ADZ – The GZip-compressed version of ADF.
DMS – Disk Masher System, a disk-archiving system native to the Amiga.
DSK – For archiving floppy disks from a number of other platforms, including the ZX Spectrum and Amstrad CPC.
D64 – An archive of a Commodore 64 floppy disk.
SDI – System Deployment Image, used for archiving and providing "virtual disk" functionality.
MDS – DAEMON tools native disc image file format used for making images from optical CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, HD DVD or Blu-ray Disc. It comes together with MDF file and can be mounted with DAEMON Tools or Alcohol 120% software.
MDX – New DAEMON Tools file format that allows to get one MDX disc image file instead of two (MDF and MDS).
DMG – Macintosh disk image files
(MPEG-1 is found in a .DAT file on a video CD.)
CDI – DiscJuggler image file
CUE – CDRWrite CUE image file
CIF – Easy CD Creator .cif format
C2D – Roxio / WinOnCD .c2d format
DAA – PowerISO .daa format
CCD,SUB,IMG – CloneCD image file
B6T – BlindWrite 5/6 image file
Computer-aided

Computer-aided is a prefix for several categories of tools (e.g., design, manufacture, engineering) which assist professionals in their respective fields (e.g., machining, architecture, schematics).
Computer-aided design (CAD)
Computer-aided design (CAD) software assists engineers, architects and other design professionals in project design.
3dmlw – (3D Markup Language for Web) files
3dxml – Dassault Systemes graphic representation
ACP – VA Software VA – Virtual Architecture CAD file
AMF – Additive Manufacturing File Format
AR – Ashlar-Vellum Argon – 3D Modeling
ART – ArtCAM model
ASC – BRL-CAD Geometry File (old ASCII format)
ASM – Solidedge Assembly, Pro/ENGINEER Assembly
BIN, BIM – Data Design System DDS-CAD
CCC – CopyCAD Curves
CCM – CopyCAD Model
CCS – CopyCAD Session
CAD – CadStd
CATDrawing – CATIA V5 Drawing document
CATPart – CATIA V5 Part document
CATProduct – CATIA V5 Assembly document
CATProcess – CATIA V5 Manufacturing document
cgr – CATIA V5 graphic representation file
CO – Ashlar-Vellum Cobalt – parametric drafting and 3D modeling
DRW – Caddie Early version of Caddie drawing – Prior to Caddie changing to DWG
DWG – AutoCAD and Open Design Alliance applications
DFT – Solidedge Draft
DGN – MicroStation design file
DGK – Delcam Geometry
DMT – Delcam Machining Triangles
DXF – ASCII Drawing Interchange file format – AutoCAD
DWB – VariCAD drawing file
DWF – AutoDesks Web Design Format; AutoCAD & Revit can publish to this format; similar in concept to PDF files; AutoDesk Design Review is the reader
EMB – Wilcom ES Designer Embroidery CAD file
ESW – Agtek format
EXCELLON – Excellon file
EXP – Drawing Express file format
FM – FeatureCAM Part File
FMZ – FormZ Project file
G – BRL-CAD Geometry File
GERBER – Gerber file
GLM – KernelCAD model
GRB – T-FLEX CAD File
GTC – GRAITEC Advance file format
IAM – Autodesk Inventor Assembly file
ICD – IronCAD 2D CAD file
IDW – Autodesk Inventor Drawing file
IFC – buildingSMART for sharing AEC and FM data
IGES – Initial Graphics Exchange Specification
Intergraphs Intergraph Standard File Formats
IPN – Autodesk Inventor Presentation file
IPT – Autodesk Inventor Part file
JT (visualization format) Jupiter Tesselation
MCD – Monu-CAD (Monument/Headstone Drawing file)
model – CATIA V4 part document
OCD - Orienteering Computer Aided Design (OCAD) file
PAR – Solidedge Part
PIPE – PIPE-FLO Professional Piping system design file
PLN – ArchiCad project
PRT – NX (recently known as Unigraphics), Pro/ENGINEER Part, CADKEY Part
PSM – Solidedge Sheet
PSMODEL – PowerSHAPE Model
PWI – PowerINSPECT File
PYT – Pythagoras File
SKP – SketchUp Model
RLF – ArtCAM Relief
RVT – AutoDesk Revit project files
RFA – AutoDesk Revit family files
SCDOC – SpaceClaim 3D Part/Assembly
SLDASM – SolidWorks Assembly drawing
SLDDRW – SolidWorks 2D drawing
SLDPRT – SolidWorks 3D part model
Softimages dotXSI
STEP – Standard for the Exchange of Product model data
STL – Stereo Lithographic data format used by various CAD systems and stereo lithographic printing machines.
TCT – TurboCAD drawing template
TCW – TurboCAD for Windows 2D and 3D drawing
UNV – I-DEAS I-DEAS (Integrated Design and Engineering Analysis Software)
VC6 – Ashlar-Vellum Graphite – 2D and 3D drafting
VLM – Ashlar-Vellum Vellum, Vellum 2D, Vellum Draft, Vellum 3D, DrawingBoard
VS – Ashlar-Vellum Vellum Solids
WRL – Similar to STL, but includes color. Used by various CAD systems and 3D printing rapid prototyping machines. Also used for VRML models on the web.
XE – Ashlar-Vellum Xenon – for Associative 3D Modeling
Electronic design automation (EDA)
Electronic design automation (EDA), or electronic computer-aided design (ECAD), is specific to the field of electrical engineering.
BRD – Board file for EAGLE Layout Editor, a commercial PCB design tool
BSDL – Description language for testing through JTAG
CDL – Transistor-level netlist format for IC design
CPF – Power-domain specification in SoC implementation (see also UPF)
DEF – Gate-level layout
DSPF – Detailed Standard Parasitic Format, Analog-level parasitics of interconnections in IC design
EDIF – Vendor neutral gate-level netlist format
FSDB – Analog waveform format (see also Waveform viewer)
GDSII – Format for PCB and layout of integrated circuits
HEX – ASCII-coded binary format for memory dumps
LEF – Library Exchange Format, physical abstract of cells for IC design
LIB – Library modeling (function, timing) format
MS10 – NI Multisim file
OASIS – Open Artwork System Interchange Standard
OpenAccess – Design database format with APIs
SDC – Synopsys Design Constraints, format for synthesis constraints
SDF – Standard for gate-level timings
SPEF – Standard format for parasitics of interconnections in IC design
SPI, CIR – SPICE Netlist, device-level netlist and commands for simulation
SREC, S19 – S-record, ASCII-coded format for memory dumps
SV – SystemVerilog source file
UPF – Standard for Power-domain specification in SoC implementation
V – Verilog source file
VCD – Standard format for digital simulation waveform
VHD, VHDL – VHDL source file
Test technology
Files output from Automatic Test Equipment or post-processed from such.
Standard Test Data Format
Database

ACCDB – Microsoft Database (Microsoft Office Access 2007)
ADT – Sybase Advantage Database Server (ADS)
APR – Lotus Approach data entry & reports
BOX – Lotus Notes Post Office mail routing database
CHML – Krasbit Technologies Encrypted database file for 1 click integration between contact management software and the chameleon(tm) line of imaging workflow solutions
DAF – Digital Anchor data file
DAT – DOS Basic
DB – Paradox
DB – SQLite
DBF – db/dbase II,III,IV and V, Clipper, Harbour/xHarbour, Fox/FoxPro, Oracle
EGT – EGT Universal Document, used to compress sql databases to smaller files, may contain original EGT database style.
ESS – EGT SmartSense is a database of files and its compression style. Specific to EGT SmartSense
EAP – Enterprise Architect Project
FDB – Firebird Databases
FDB – Navision database file
FP, FP3, FP5, and FP7 – FileMaker Pro
FRM – MySQL table definition
GDB – Borland InterBase Databases
KEXI – Kexi database file (SQLite-based)
KEXIC – shortcut to a database connection for a Kexi databases on a server
LDB – Temporary database file, only existing when database is open
MDB (.mdb, .ldb) – Microsoft Database (Access)
ADP – Microsoft Access project (used for accessing databases on a server)
MDE – Compiled Microsoft Database (Access)
MDF – Microsoft SQL Server Database
MYD – MySQL MyISAM table data
MYI – MySQL MyISAM table index
NCF – Lotus Notes configuration file
NSF – Lotus Notes database
NTF – Lotus Notes database design template
NV2 – QW Page NewViews object oriented accounting database
ODB – OpenDocument database
ORA – Oracle tablespace files sometimes get this extension (also used for configuration files)
PDB – Palm OS Database
PDI – Portable Database Image
PDX – Corel Paradox database management
PRC – Palm OS resource database
SQL – bundled SQL queries
REC – GNU recutils database
REL – Sage Retrieve 4GL data file
RIN – Sage Retrieve 4GL index file
SDB – StarOffices StarBase
UDL – Universal Data Link
WDB – Microsoft Works Database
WMDB – Windows Media Database file – The CurrentDatabase_360.wmdb file can contain file name, file properties, music, video, photo and playlist information.
Desktop publishing

DTP – greenstreet Publisher, GST PressWorks
INDD – Adobe InDesign
MCF – FotoInsight Designer
PMD – Adobe PageMaker
PPP – Serif PagePlus
PUB – Microsoft Publisher
FM – Adobe FrameMaker
SLA / SCD - Scribus
Document

These files store formatted text and plain text.
602 – Text602 document
ABW – AbiWord document
ACL – MS Word AutoCorrect List
AFP – Advanced Function Presentation – IBc
Amigaguide
ANS – American National Standards Institute (ANSI) text
ASC – ASCII text
AWW – Ability Write
CCF – Color Chat 1.0
CSV – ASCII text as comma-separated values, used in spreadsheets and database management systems
CWK – ClarisWorks / AppleWorks document
DOC – Microsoft Word document
DOCX – Office Open XML document
DOT – Microsoft Word document template
DOTX – Office Open XML text document template
EGT – EGT Universal Document
FDX – Final Draft
FTM – Fielded Text Meta
FTX – Fielded Text (Declared)
HTML – HyperText Markup Language (.html, .htm)
HWP – Haansoft (Hancom) Hangul Word Processor document
HWPML – Haansoft (Hancom) Hangul Word Processor Markup Language document
LWP – Lotus Word Pro
MBP – metadata for Mobipocket documents
MCW – Microsoft Word for Macintosh (versions 4.0–5.1)
mobi – Mobipocket documents
NB – Mathematica Notebook
NBP – Mathematica Player Notebook
ODM – OpenDocument master document
ODT – OpenDocument text document
OTT – OpenDocument text document template
OMM – OmmWriter text document
PAGES – Apple Pages document
PAP – Papyrus word processor document
PDAX – Portable Document Archive (PDA) document index file
PDF – Portable Document Format
Radix-64
RTF – Rich Text document
QUOX – Question Object File Format for Quobject Designer or Quobject Explorer
RPT – Crystal Reports
SDW – StarWriter text document, used in earlier versions of StarOffice
STW – OpenOffice.org XML (obsolete) text document template
SXW – OpenOffice.org XML (obsolete) text document
TeX – TEX
info – Texinfo
Troff
TXT – ASCII or Unicode plaintext
UOF – Uniform Office Format
UOML – Unique Object Markup Language
VIA – Revoware VIA Document Project File
WPD – WordPerfect document
WPS – Microsoft Works document
WPT – Microsoft Works document template
WRD – WordIt! Document
WRF – ThinkFree Write
WRI – Microsoft Write document
XHTML (.xhtml, .xht) – eXtensible Hyper-Text Markup Language
XML – eXtensible Markup Language
XPS – Open XML Paper Specification
Font file

ABF – Adobe Binary Screen Font
AFM – Adobe Font Metrics
BDF – Bitmap Distribution Format
BMF – ByteMap Font Format
FNT – Bitmapped Font – Graphical Environment Manager
FON – Bitmapped Font – Microsoft Windows
MGF – MicroGrafx Font
OTF – OpenType Font
PCF – Portable Compiled Font
PostScript Font – Type 1, Type 2
PFA – Printer Font ASCII
PFB – Printer Font Binary – Adobe
PFM – Printer Font Metrics – Adobe
FOND – Font Description resource – Mac OS
SFD – FontForge spline font database Font
SNF – Server Normal Format
TDF – TheDraw Font
TFM – TeX font metric
TTF (.ttf, .ttc) – TrueType Font
Geographic information system

APR – ESRI ArcView 3.3 and earlier project file
DEM – USGS DEM file format
E00 – ARC/INFO interchange file format
GeoTIFF – Geographically located raster data
GPX – XML-based interchange format
MXD – ESRI ArcGIS project file, 8.0 and higher
SHP – ESRI shapefile
TAB – MapInfo Table file format
World TIFF – Geographically located raster data: text file giving corner coordinate, raster cells per unit, and rotation
DTED – Digital Terrain Elevation Data
KML – Keyhole Markup Language, XML-based
Graphical information organizers

3DT – 3D Topicscape The database in which the meta-data of a 3D Topicscape is held. A 3D Topicscape is a form of 3D concept map (like a 3D mind-map) used to organize ideas, information and computer files.
ATY – 3D Topicscape file, produced when an association type is exported by 3D Topicscape. Used to permit round-trip (export Topicscape, change files and folders as desired, re-import them to 3D Topicscape).
CAG – Linear Reference System.
FES – 3D Topicscape file, produced when a fileless occurrence in 3D Topicscape is exported to Windows. Used to permit round-trip (export Topicscape, change files and folders as desired, re-import them to 3D Topicscape).
MGMF – MindGenius Mind Mapping Software file format.
MM – FreeMind mind map file (XML).
MMP – Mind Manager mind map file.
TPC – 3D Topicscape file, produced when an inter-Topicscape topic link file is exported to Windows. Used to permit round-trip (export Topicscape, change files and folders as desired, re-import them to 3D Topicscape).
Graphics

Main article: image file formats
Color palettes
ACT – Adobe Color Table. Contains a raw color palette and consists of 256 24-bit RGB colour values.
PAL – Microsoft palette file
Raster graphics
Raster (or Bitmap) files store images as a group of pixels.
ASE – Adobe Swatch
ART – America Online proprietary format
BMP – Microsoft Windows Bitmap formatted image
BLP – Blizzard Entertainment proprietary texture format
CIT – Intergraph is a monochrome bitmap format
CPT – Corel PHOTO-PAINT image
CUT – Dr. Halo image file
DDS – DirectX texture file
DIB – Device-Independent Bitmap graphic
DjVu – DjVu for scanned documents
EGT – EGT Universal Document, used in EGT SmartSense to compress PNG files to yet a smaller file
Exif – Exchangeable image file format (Exif) is a specification for the image file format used by digital cameras
GIF – CompuServes Graphics Interchange Format
GPL – GIMP Palette, using a textual representation of color names and RGB values
GRF - Zebra Technologies proprietary format
ICNS – file format use for icons in Mac OS X. Contains bitmap images at multiple resolutions and bitdepths with alpha channel.
ICO – a file format used for icons in Microsoft Windows. Contains small bitmap images at multiple resolutions and sizes.
IFF (.iff, .ilbm, .lbm) – ILBM
JNG – a single-frame MNG using JPEG compression and possibly an alpha channel.
JPEG, JFIF (.jpg or .jpeg) – Joint Photographic Experts Group – a lossy image format widely used to display photographic images.
JP2 – JPEG2000
JPS – JPEG Stereo
LBM – Deluxe Paint image file
MAX – ScanSoft PaperPort document
MIFF – ImageMagicks native file format
MNG – Multiple Network Graphics, the animated version of PNG
MSP – a file format used by old versions of Microsoft Paint. Replaced with BMP in Microsoft Windows 3.0
NITF – A U.S. Government standard commonly used in Intelligence systems
OTA bitmap (Over The Air bitmap) – a specification designed by Nokia for black and white images for mobile phones
PBM – Portable bitmap
PC1 – Low resolution, compressed Degas picture file
PC2 – Medium resolution, compressed Degas picture file
PC3 – High resolution, compressed Degas picture file
PCF – Pixel Coordination Format
PCX – a lossless format used by ZSofts PC Paint, popular at one time on DOS systems.
PDN – Paint.NET image file
PGM – Portable graymap
PI1 – Low resolution, uncompressed Degas picture file
PI2 – Medium resolution, uncompressed Degas picture file. Also Portrait Innovations encrypted image format.
PI3 – High resolution, uncompressed Degas picture file
PICT, PCT – Apple Macintosh PICT image
PNG – Portable Network Graphic (lossless, recommended for display and edition of graphic images)
PNM – Portable anymap graphic bitmap image
PNS – PNS – PNG Stereo
PPM – Portable Pixmap (Pixel Map) image
PSB – Adobe Photoshop Big image file (for large files)
PSD, PDD – Adobe Photoshop Drawing
PSP – Paint Shop Pro image
PX – Pixel image editor image file
PXR – Pixar Image Computer image file
QFX – QuickLink Fax image
RAW – General term for minimally processed image data (acquired by a digital camera)
RLE – a run-length encoded image
SCT – Scitex Continuous Tone image file
SGI, RGB, INT, BW – Silicon Graphics Image
TGA (.tga, .targa, .icb, .vda, .vst, .pix) – Truevision TGA (Targa) image
TIFF (.tif or .tiff) – Tagged Image File Format (usually lossless, but many variants exist, including lossy ones)
TIFF/EP (.tif or .tiff) – ISO 12234-2; tends to be used as a basis for other formats rather than in its own right.
VTF – Valve Texture Format
XBM – X Window System Bitmap
XCF – GIMP image (from Gimps origin at the eXperimental Computing Facility of the University of California)
XPM – X Window System Pixmap
Vector graphics
Vector graphics use geometric primitives such as points, lines, curves, and polygons to represent images.
AMF – Additive Manufacturing File Format
AWG – Ability Draw
3DV – 3-D wireframe graphics by Oscar Garcia
AI – Adobe Illustrator Document
EPS – Encapsulated Postscript
CGM – Computer Graphics Metafile an ISO Standard
CDR – CorelDRAW Document
CMX – CorelDRAW vector image
DXF – ASCII Drawing Interchange file Format, used in AutoCAD and other CAD-programs
E2D – 2-dimensional vector graphics used by the editor which is included in JFire
EGT – EGT Universal Document, EGT Vector Draw images are used to draw vector to a website
ODG – OpenDocument Drawing
SVG – Scalable Vector Graphics, employs XML
Scene description languages (3D vector image formats)
MOVIE.BYU
RenderMan
STL – Stereo Lithographic data format (see STL (file format)) used by various CAD systems and stereo lithographic printing machines. See above.
VRML Uses .wrl extension – Virtual Reality Modeling Language, for the creation of 3D viewable web images.
X3D
SXD – OpenOffice.org XML (obsolete) Drawing
V2D – voucher design used by the voucher management included in JFire
WMF – Windows Meta File
EMF – Enhanced (Windows) MetaFile, an extension to WMF
ART – Xara – Drawing (superseded by XAR)
XAR – Xara – Drawing
3D graphics
3D graphics are 3D models that allow building models in real-time or non real-time 3D rendering.
3DMF – QuickDraw 3D Metafile (.3dmf)
3DM – OpenNURBS Initiative 3D Model (used by Rhinoceros 3D) (.3dm)
3DS – Legacy 3D Studio Model (.3ds)
AC – AC3D Model (.ac)
AMF – Additive Manufacturing File Format
AN8 – Anim8or Model (.an8)
AOI – Art of Illusion Model (.aoi)
B3D – Blitz3D Model (.b3d)
BLEND – Blender (.blend)
BLOCK – Blender encrypted blend files (.block)
C4D – Cinema 4D (.c4d)
Cal3D – Cal3D (.cal3d)
CCP4 – X-ray crystallography voxels (electron density)
CFL – Compressed File Library (.cfl)
COB – Caligari Object (.cob)
CORE3D – Coreona 3D Coreona 3D Virtual File(.core3d)
CTM – OpenCTM (.ctm)
DAE – COLLADA (.dae)
DFF – RenderWare binary stream, commonly used by Grand Theft Auto III-era games as well as other RenderWare titles
DPM – deepMesh (.dpm)
DTS – Torque Game Engine (.dts)
EGG – Panda3D Engine
FACT – Electric Image (.fac)
FBX – Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
G – BRL-CAD geometry (.g)
GLM – Ghoul Mesh (.glm)
JAS – Cheetah 3D file (.jas)
LWO – Lightwave Object (.lwo)
LWS – Lightwave Scene (.lws)
LXO – Luxology Modo (software) file (.lxo)
MA – Autodesk Maya ASCII File (.ma)
MAX – Autodesk 3D Studio Max file (.max)
MB – Autodesk Maya Binary File (.mb)
MD2 – Quake 2 model format (.md2)
MD3 – Quake 3 model format (.md3)
MDX – Blizzard Entertainments own model format (.mdx)
MESH – New York University(.m)
MESH – Meshwork Model (.mesh)
MM3D – Misfit Model 3d (.mm3d)
MPO – Multi-Picture Object – This JPEG standard is used for 3d images, as with the Nintendo 3DS
MRC – voxels in cryo-electron microscopy
NIF – Gamebryo NetImmerse File (.nif)
OBJ – Wavefront .obj file (.obj)
OFF – OFF Object file format (.off)
PRC – Adobe PRC (embedded in PDF files)
POV – POV-Ray document (.pov)
RWX – RenderWare Object (.rwx)
SIA – Nevercenter Silo Object (.sia)
SIB – Nevercenter Silo Object (.sib)
SKP – Google Sketchup file (.skp)
SLDASM – SolidWorks Assembly Document (.sldasm)
SLDPRT – SolidWorks Part Document (.sldprt)
SMD – Valve Studiomdl Data format. (.smd)
U3D – Universal 3D file format (.u3d)
VRML97 - VRML Virtual reality modeling language (.wrl)
VUE – Vue scene file (.vue)
WINGS – Wings3D (.wings)
X – DirectX 3D Model (.x)
X3D – Extensible 3D (.x3d)
Z3D – Zmodeler (.z3d)
Mathematical

Harwell-Boeing file format – a format designed to store sparse matrices
MML – MathML – Mathematical Markup Language
ODF – OpenDocument Math Formula
SXM – OpenOffice.org XML (obsolete) Math Formula
Object code, executable files, shared and dynamically-linked libraries

.8BF files – plugins for some photo editing programs including Adobe Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, GIMP and Helicon Filter.
.a – static library
a.out – (no suffix for executable image, .o for object files, .so for shared object files) classic UNIX object format, now often superseded by ELF
APP – apple application program executable file. Another form of zip file.
BAC – an executable image for the RSTS/E system, created using the BASIC-PLUS COMPILE command
BPL – a Win32 PE file created with Borland Delphi or C++Builder containing a package.
Bundle – a Macintosh plugin created with Xcode or make which holds executable code, data files, and folders for that code.
.Class – used in Java
COFF (no suffix for executable image, .o for object files) – UNIX Common Object File Format, now often superseded by ELF
COM files – commands used in DOS
DCU – Delphi compiled unit
DOL – the file format used by the Gamecube and Wii, short for Dolphin the codename of the Gamecube.
.EAR – archives of Java enterprise applications
ELF – (no suffix for executable image, .o for object files, .so for shared object files) used in many modern Unix and Unix-like systems, including Solaris, other System V Release 4 derivatives, Linux, and BSD)
expander (see bundle)
DOS executable (.exe – used in DOS)
.JAR – archives of Java class files
.XPI – PKZIP archive that can be run by Mozilla web browsers to install software)
Mach-O – (no suffix for executable image, .o for object files, .dylib and .bundle for shared object files) Mach based systems, notably native format of Mac OS X)
NetWare Loadable Module (.NLM) – the native 32-bit binaries compiled for Novells NetWare Operating System (versions 3 and newer)
New Executable (.EXE – used in DOS 4.0 and later, 16-bit Microsoft Windows, and OS/2)
.o – un-linked object files directly from the compiler.
Portable Executable (.EXE, .DLL – used in Microsoft Windows and some other systems)
Preferred Executable Format – (Mac OS versions 9 and earlier; compatible with Mac OS X via the Classic emulator)
.s1es – Executable used for S1ES learning system.
.so – shared library, typically ELF
Value Added Process (.VAP) – the native 16-bit binaries compiled for Novells NetWare Operating System (version 2, NetWare 286, Advanced NetWare, etc.)
.WAR – archives of Java Web applications
XBE – Xbox executable
XCOFF – (no suffix for executable image, .o for object files, .a for shared object files) extended COFF, used in AIX
XEX – Xbox 360 executable
Object extensions
.VBX – Visual Basic extensions
.OCX – Object Control extensions
.TLB – Windows Type Library
Page description language

DVI
EGT – Universal Document can be used to store CSS type styles (*.egt)
PLD
PCL
PDF – Portable Document Format
PostScript (.ps, .ps .gz)
SNP – Microsoft Access Report Snapshot
XPS
XSL-FO (Formatting Objects)
Configurations, Metadata
CSS – Cascading Style Sheets
XSLT, XSL – XML Style Sheet (.xslt, .xsl)
TPL – Web template (.tpl)
Personal information manager

Main article: Personal information manager
MSG – Microsoft Outlook task manager
ORG – Lotus Organizer PIM package
PST – Microsoft Outlook email communication
SC2 – Microsoft Schedule+ calendar
Presentation

KEY, KEYNOTE – Apple Keynote Presentation
NB – Mathematica Slideshow
NBP – Mathematica Player slideshow
ODP – OpenDocument Presentation
OTP – OpenDocument Presentation template
PEZ - Prezi Desktop Presentation
POT – Microsoft PowerPoint template
PPS – Microsoft PowerPoint Show
PPT – Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation
PPTX – Office Open XML Presentation
PRZ – Lotus Freelance Graphics
SDD – StarOffices StarImpress
SHF – ThinkFree Show
SHOW – Haansoft(Hancom) Presentation software document
SHW – Corel Presentations slide show creation
SLP – Logix-4D Manager Show Control Project
SSPSS – SongShow Plus Slide Show
STI – OpenOffice.org XML (obsolete) Presentation template
SXI – OpenOffice.org XML (obsolete) Presentation
WATCH – Dataton Watchout Presentation
Project management software

Main article: Project management software
MPP – Microsoft Project
Reference management software

Main article: Reference management software
Formats of files used for bibliographic information (citation) management.
bib – BibTeX
enl – EndNote
ris – Research Information Systems RIS (file format)
Scientific data (data exchange)

FITS (Flexible Image Transport System) – standard data format for astronomy (.fits)
Silo – a storage format for visualization developed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
SPC – spectroscopic data
EAS3 – binary file format for structured data
OST (Open Spatio-Temporal) – extensible, mainly images with related data, or just pure data; meant as an open alternative for microscope images
CCP4 – X-ray crystallography voxels (electron density)
MRC – voxels in cryo-electron microscopy
HITRAN - spectroscopic data with one optical/infrared transition per line in the ASCII file (.hit)
Simple Data Format (SDF) - a platform-independent, precision-preserving binary data I/O format capable of handling large, multi-dimensional arrays.
Multi-domain
NetCDF – Network common data format
HDR, , h4 or h5 – Hierarchical Data Format
SDXF – (Structured Data Exchange Format)
CDF – Common Data Format
CGNS – CFD General Notation System
Meteorology
GRIB – Grid In Binary, WMO format for weather model data
BUFR – WMO format for weather observation data
PP – UK Met Office format for weather model data
NASA-Ames – Simple text format for observation data. First used in aircraft studies of the atmosphere.
Chemistry
Main article: chemical file format
CML – Chemical Markup Language (CML) (.cml)
Chemical table file (CTab) (.mol, .sd, .sdf)
Joint Committee on Atomic and Molecular Physical Data (JCAMP) (.dx, .jdx)
Simplified molecular input line entry specification (SMILES) (.smi)
Mathematics
graph6, sparse6 - ASCII encoding of Adjacency matrices (.g6, .s6)
Biology
Molecular biology and bioinformatics:
AB1 – In DNA sequencing, chromatogram files used by instruments from Applied Biosystems
ACE – A sequence assembly format
BAM – Binary compressed SAM format
CAF – Common Assembly Format for sequence assembly
EMBL – The flatfile format used by the EMBL to represent database records for nucleotide and peptide sequences from EMBL databases
FASTA – The FASTA file format, for sequence data. Sometimes also given as FNA or FAA (Fasta Nucleic Acid or Fasta Amino Acid).
FASTQ – The FASTQ file format, for sequence data with quality. Sometimes also given as QUAL.
GenBank – The flatfile format used by the NCBI to represent database records for nucleotide and peptide sequences from the GenBank and RefSeq databases
GFF – The General feature format is used for describing genes and other features of DNA, RNA and protein sequences
GTF – The Gene transfer format is used to hold information about gene structure.
NEXUS - The Nexus file encodes mixed information about genetic sequence data in a block structured format.
PDB – structures of biomolecules deposited in Protein Data Bank. Also used for exchanging protein/nucleic acid structures.
PHD – Phred output, from the basecalling software Phred
SAM – Sequence Alignment/Map format, in which the results of the 1000 Genomes Project will be released.
SCF – Staden chromatogram files used to store data from DNA sequencing
SBML – The Systems Biology Markup Language is used to store biochemical network computational models
Stockholm – The Stockholm format for representing multiple sequence alignments
Swiss-Prot – The flatfile format used to represent database records for protein sequences from the Swiss-Prot database
VCF – Variant Call Format, a standard created by the 1000 Genomes Project that lists and annotates the entire collection of human variants (with the exception of approximately 1.6 million variants).
Biomedical imaging
Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) (.dcm)
Neuroimaging Informatics Technology Initiative (NIfTI)
.nii – single-file (combined data and meta-data) style
.nii.gz – gzip-compressed, used transparently by some software, notably the FMRIB Software Library (FSL)
.gii – single-file (combined data and meta-data) style; NIfTI offspring for brain surface data
.img,.hdr – dual-file (separate data and meta-data, respectively) style
AFNI data, meta-data (.BRIK,.HEAD)
Massachusetts General Hospital imaging format, used by the FreeSurfer brain analysis package
.MGH – uncompressed
.MGZ – zip-compressed
Analyze data, meta-data (.img,.hdr)
Signed Differential Mapping (SDM) brain maps and/or distributions (.sdm)
Medical Imaging NetCDF (MINC) format, previously based on NetCDF; since version 2.0, based on HDF5 (.mnc)
Biomedical signals (time series)
ACQ – AcqKnowledge File Format for Windows/PC from Biopac Systems Inc., Goleta, CA, USA.
BCI2000 – The BCI2000 project, Albany, NY, USA.
BDF – BioSemi data format from BioSemi B.V. Amsterdam, Netherlands.
BKR – The EEG data format developed at the University of Technology Graz, Austria.
CFWB – Chart Data File Format from ADInstruments Pty Ltd, Bella Vista NSW, Australia.
DICOM – Waveform An extension of Dicom for storing waveform data
ecgML – A markup language for electrocardiogram data acquisition and analysis.
EDF/EDF+ – European Data Format.
FEF – File Exchange Format for Vital signs, CEN TS 14271.
GDF v1.x – The General Data Format for biomedical signals – Version 1.x.
GDF v2.x – The General Data Format for biomedical signals – Version 2.x.
HL7aECG – Health Level 7 v3 annotated ECG.
MFER – Medical waveform Format Encoding Rules
OpenXDF – Open Exchange Data Format from Neurotronics, Inc. Gainesville, FL, USA.
SCP-ECG – Standard Communication Protocol for Computer assisted electrocardiography EN1064:2007,
SIGIF – A digital SIGnal Interchange Format with application in neurophysiology.
WFDB – Format of Physiobank
Script

AHK – AutoHotkey script file
APPLESCRIPT – See SCPT.
AS – Adobe Flash ActionScript File
AU3 – AutoIt version 3
BAT – Batch file
BAS – QBasic & QuickBASIC
CMD – Batch file
Coffee – CoffeeScript
EGG – Chicken
EGT – EGT Asterisk Application Source File, EGT Universal Document
ERB – Embedded Ruby, Ruby on Rails Script File
HTA – HTML Application
IBI – Icarus script
ICI – ICI
IJS – J script
ITCL – Itcl
JS – JavaScript and JScript
JSFL – Adobe JavaScript language
LUA – Lua
M – Mathematica package file
MRC – mIRC Script
NCF – NetWare Command File (scripting for Novells NetWare OS)
NUT – Squirrel
PHP – PHP
PHP? – PHP (? = version number)
PL – Perl
PM – Perl module
PS1 – Windows PowerShell shell script
PS1XML – Windows PowerShell format and type definitions
PSC1 – Windows PowerShell console file
PSD1 – Windows PowerShell data file
PSM1 – Windows PowerShell module file
PY – Python
PYC – Python
PYO – Python
R – R scripts
RB – Ruby
RDP – RDP connection
SCPT – Applescript
SCPTD – See SCPT.
SDL – State Description Language
SH – Shell script
TCL – Tcl
VBS – Visual Basic Script
XPL – XProc script/pipeline
ebuild – Gentoo linuxs portage package.
Signal data (non-audio)

ACQ – AcqKnowledge File Format for Windows/PC from Biopac
BKR – The EEG data format developed at the University of Technology Graz
BDF – BioSemi data format – similar to EDF but 24bit
CFWB – Chart Data File Format from ADInstruments
EDF – European data format
FEF – File Exchange Format for Vital signs
GDF – General data formats for biomedical signals
GMS – Gesture And Motion Signal format
IROCK – intelliRock Sensor Data File Format
MFER – Medical waveform Format Encoding Rules
SCP-ECG – Standard Communication Protocol for Computer assisted electrocardiography
SEG Y – Reflection seismology data format
SIGIF – SIGnal Interchange Format
Sound and music

Lossless audio
Uncompressed
AIFF – Audio Interchange File Format
AU
BWF - Broadcast Wave Format (BWF), an extension of WAVE
CDDA
IFF-8SVX
IFF-16SV
RAW – raw samples without any header or sync
WAV – Microsoft Wave
Compressed
FLAC – (free lossless codec of the Ogg project)
LA – Lossless Audio (.la)
PAC – LPAC (.pac)
M4A – Apple Lossless (M4A)
APE – Monkeys Audio (APE)
OptimFROG
RKA – RKAU (.rka)
SHN – Shorten (SHN)
TTA – free lossless audio codec (True Audio)
WV – WavPack (.wv)
WMA – Windows Media Audio 9 Lossless (WMA)
BRSTM – Binary Revolution Stream (.brstm)
AST – Audio Stream (.ast)
Lossy audio
AMR – for GSM and UMTS based mobile phones
MP2 – MPEG Layer 2
MP3 – MPEG Layer 3
Speex – Ogg project, specialized for voice, low bitrates
GSM – GSM Full Rate, originally developed for use in mobile phones
WMA – Windows Media Audio (.WMA)
AAC (.m4a, .mp4, .m4p, .aac) – Advanced Audio Coding (usually in an MPEG-4 container)
MPC – Musepack
VQF – Yamaha TwinVQ
RealAudio (RA, RM)
OTS – Audio File (similar to MP3, with more data stored in the file and slightly better compression; designed for use with OtsLabs OtsAV)
SWA – Macromedia Shockwave Audio (Same compression as MP3 with additional header information specific to Macromedia Director
VOX – Dialogic ADPCM Low Sample Rate Digitized Voice (VOX)
VOC – Creative Labs Soundblaster Creative Voice 8-bit & 16-bit (VOC)
DWD – DiamondWare Digitized (DWD)
SMP – Turtlebeach SampleVision (SMP)
Other music
AUP – Audacity project file
BAND – GarageBand music
CUST – DeliPlayer custom sound file format
MID – standard MIDI file; most often just notes and controls but occasionally also sample dumps
MUS – Finale Notation file, see also Finale (software)
SIB – Sibelius Notation file, see also Sibelius (computer program)
LY – LilyPond Notation file, see also GNU LilyPond
GYM – Sega Genesis YM2612 log
VGM – stands for "Video Game Music", log for several different chips
PSF
NSF – NES Sound Format, bytecode program to play NES music
MOD – Soundtracker and Protracker sample and melody modules
PTB – Power Tab Editor tab
S3M – Scream Tracker 3 module, with a few more effects and a dedicated volume column
XM – Fast Tracker module, adding instrument envelopes
IT – Impulse Tracker module, adding compressed samples, note-release actions, and more effects including a resonant filter
MT2 – MadTracker 2 module. It could be resumed as being XM and IT combined with more features like track effects and automation.
MNG – BGM for the Creatures game series, starting from Creatures 2
PSF – Portable Sound Format, PlayStation variant (originally PlayStation Sound Format).
minipsf, psflib – Multipart PSF
2sf, dsf, gsf, psf2, qsf, ssf, usf – PSF for other platforms
RMJ – RealJukebox Media used for RealPlayer.
SPC – Super Nintendo Entertainment System sound file format.
NIFF (Notation Interchange File Format)
MusicXML
TXM – Track ax media
YM – Atari ST/Amstrad CPC YM2149 sound chip format
JAM – Jam music format
ASF – Advanced Systems Format
MP1 – for use with UltraPlayer
MSCZ – Musescore compressed file
MSCZ, – Musescore uncompressed file
Playlists
ASX – Advanced Stream Redirector (.asx)
M3U
PLS
RAM – Real Audio Metafile For Real Audio files only.
TXT/No extension – Mplayer playlist
XPL - HDi playlist
XSPF – the XML Shareable Playlist Format
ZPL – Zune Playlist format
Audio editing, music production
ALS – Ableton Live set
AUP – Audacity project file
BAND – GarageBand project file
CEL – Adobe Audition loop file (Cool Edit Loop)
CPR – Steinberg Cubase project file
CWP – Cakewalk Sonar project file
DRM – Steinberg Cubase drum file
MMR – MAGIX Music Maker project file
NPR – Steinberg Nuendo project file
OMFI – Open Media Framework Interchange OMFI succeeds OMF (Open Media Framework)
SES – Adobe Audition multitrack session file
SFL – Sound Forge sound file
SNG – MIDI sequence file (MidiSoft, Korg, etc.) or n-Track Studio project file
STF – StudioFactory project file. It contains all necessary patches, samples, tracks and settings to play the file.
SND – Akai MPC sound file
SYN – SynFactory project file. It contains all necessary patches, samples, tracks and settings to play the file.
Source code for computer programs

(see also: Script)
ADA, ADB, 2.ADA – Ada (body) source
ADS, 1.ADA – Ada (specification) source
ASM, S – Assembly language source
BAS – BASIC, Visual Basic, BASIC-PLUS source
BB – Blitz3D
BMX – BlitzMax
C – C source
CLJ – Clojure source code
CLS – Visual Basic class
COB, CBL – COBOL source
CPP, CC, CXX, C – C++ source
CS – C# source
CSPROJ – C# project (Visual Studio .NET)
D – D source
DBA – DarkBASIC source
DBPro – DarkBASIC Professional project
E – Eiffel source
EFS – EGT Forever Source File
EGT – EGT Asterisk Source File, could be J, C#, VB.net, EF 2.0 (EGT Forever)
EL – Emacs Lisp source
FOR, FTN, F, F77, F90 – Fortran source
FRM – Visual Basic form
FRX – Visual Basic form stash file (binary form file)
FTH – Forth source
GED – Game Maker Extension Editable file as of version 7.0
GM6 – Game Maker Editable file as of version 6.x
GMD – Game Maker Editable file up to version 5.x
GMK – Game Maker Editable file as of version 7.0
GML – Game Maker Language script file
GO – Go source
H – C/C++ header file
HPP, HXX – C++ header file
HS – Haskell source
INC – Turbo Pascal included source
JAVA – Java source
L – lex source
LISP – Common Lisp source
M – Objective-C source
M – MATLAB
M – Mathematica
M4 – m4 source
ML – Standard ML / OCaml source
N – Nemerle source
NB – Nuclear Basic source
PAS, PP, P – Pascal source (DPR for projects)
P – Parser source
PHP, PHP3, PHP4, PHP5, PHPS, Phtml – PHP source
PIV – Pivot stickfigure animator
PL, PM – Perl
PRG – db, clipper, Microsoft FoxPro, harbour and Xbase
PY – Python source
RB – Ruby source
RESX – Resource file for .NET applications
RC, RC2 – Resource script files to generate resources for .NET applications
RKT, RKTL – Racket source
SCI, SCE – Scilab
SCM – Scheme source
SKB, SKC – Sage Retrieve 4GL Common Area (Main and Amended backup)
SKD – Sage Retrieve 4GL Database
SKF, SKG – Sage Retrieve 4GL File Layouts (Main and Amended backup)
SKI – Sage Retrieve 4GL Instructions
SKK – Sage Retrieve 4GL Report Generator
SKM – Sage Retrieve 4GL Menu
SKO – Sage Retrieve 4GL Program
SKP, SKQ – Sage Retrieve 4GL Print Layouts (Main and Amended backup)
SKS, SKT – Sage Retrieve 4GL Screen Layouts (Main and Amended backup)
SKZ – Sage Retrieve 4GL Security File
SLN – Visual Studio solution
SPIN – Spin source (for Parallax Propeller microcontrollers)
STK – Stickfigure file for Pivot stickfigure animator
VAP – Visual Studio Analyzer project
VB – Visual Basic.NET source
VBP, VIP – Visual Basic project
VBG – Visual Studio compatible project group
VBPROJ – Visual Basic .NET project
VCPROJ – Visual C++ project
VDPROJ – Visual Studio deployment project
XPL – XProc script/pipeline
XQ – XQuery file
XSL – XSLT stylesheet
Y – yacc source
Spreadsheet

123 – Lotus 1-2-3
AB2 – Abykus worksheet
AB3 – Abykus workbook
AWS – Ability Spreadsheet
CLF – ThinkFree Calc
CELL – Haansoft(Hancom) SpreadSheet software document
CSV – Comma-Separated Values
numbers – An Apple Numbers Spreadsheet file
gnumeric – Gnumeric spreadsheet, a gziped XML file
ODS – OpenDocument spreadsheet
OTS – OpenDocument spreadsheet template
QPW – Quattro Pro spreadsheet
SDC – StarOffice StarCalc Spreadsheet
SLK – SYLK (SYmbolic LinK)
STC – OpenOffice.org XML (obsolete) Spreadsheet template
SXC – OpenOffice.org XML (obsolete) Spreadsheet
TAB – tab delimited columns; also TSV (Tab-Separated Values)
TXT – tab delimited columns
VC – Visicalc
WK1 – Lotus 1-2-3 up to version 2.01
WK3 – Lotus 1-2-3 version 3.0
WK4 – Lotus 1-2-3 version 4.0
WKS – Lotus 1-2-3
WKS – Microsoft Works
WQ1 – Quattro Pro DOS version
XLK – Microsoft Excel worksheet backup
XLS – Microsoft Excel worksheet sheet (97–2003)
XLSB – Microsoft Excel binary workbook
XLSM – Microsoft Excel Macro-enabled workbook
XLSX – Office Open XML worksheet sheet
XLR – Microsoft Works version 6.0
XLT – Microsoft Excel worksheet template
XLTM – Microsoft Excel Macro-enabled worksheet template
XLW – Microsoft Excel worksheet workspace (version 4.0)
Tabulated data

TSV – Tab-separated values
CSV – Comma-separated values
db – databank format; accessible by many econometric applications
dif – accessible by many spreadsheet applications
Video

Main article: Container format (digital)
AAF – mostly intended to hold edit decisions and rendering information, but can also contain compressed media essence
3GP – the most common video format for cell phones
GIF – Animated GIF (simple animation; until recently often avoided because of patent problems)
ASF – container (enables any form of compression to be used; MPEG-4 is common; video in ASF-containers is also called Windows Media Video (WMV))
AVCHD – Advanced Video Codec High Definition
AVI – container (a shell, which enables any form of compression to be used)
CAM – aMSN webcam log file
DAT – video standard data file (automatically created when we attempted to burn as video file on the CD)
DSH
FLV – Flash video (encoded to run in a flash animation)
M1V MPEG-1 – Video
M2V MPEG-2 – Video
FLA – Macromedia Flash (for producing)
FLR – (text file which contains scripts extracted from SWF by a free ActionScript decompiler named FLARE)
SOL – Adobe Flash shared object ("Flash cookie")
M4V – (file format for videos for iPods and PlayStation Portables developed by Apple)
Matroska (*.mkv) – Matroska is a container format, which enables any video format such as MPEG-4 ASP or AVC to be used along with other content such as subtitles and detailed meta information
WRAP – MediaForge (*.wrap)
MNG – mainly simple animation containing PNG and JPEG objects, often somewhat more complex than animated GIF
QuickTime (.mov) – container which enables any form of compression to be used; Sorenson codec is the most common; QTCH is the filetype for cached video and audio streams
MPEG (.mpeg, .mpg, .mpe)
MPEG-4 Part 14, shortened "MP4" – multimedia container (most often used for Sonys PlayStation Portable and Apples iPod)
MXF – Material Exchange Format (standardized wrapper format for audio/visual material developed by SMPTE)
ROQ – used by Quake 3
NSV – Nullsoft Streaming Video (media container designed for streaming video content over the Internet)
Ogg – container, multimedia
RM – RealMedia
SVI – Samsung video format for portable players
SMI – SAMI Caption file (HTML like subtitle for mov
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